Districts Are Asking Education Companies for More Flexible and Individualized Forms of Support
School districts are asking for a combination of more flexibility and more individualized support, amid staffing upheaval.
EdWeek Market Brief’s Survey Asks K-12 Officials About the Accommodations That Are Missing
EdWeek Market Brief’s survey asks K-12 officials about the accommodations missing in educational products.
An EdWeek Market Brief Survey Asked About How Sentiments Have Changed Since the Worst of the Pandemic
An EdWeek Market Brief survey asked district and school leaders how open they are to working with new vendors, compared with the toughest early days of the pandemic.
Only one in five summer program providers say they’ve received COVID relief funds, according to new survey by Afterschool Alliance.
A Strong Economy and Stimulus Funding Is Being Offset by Rising Costs, According to an Expert on Education Spending
School districts are feeling the pain from rising costs that are gripping the overall economy, says longtime education budget expert Mike Griffith.
The EdWeek Market Brief online summit, held June 7-9, will allow companies to hear from district administrators from LAUSD; Clark County, Nev.; Wake County, N.C.; Chicago; Baltimore; Oakland, Calif., and more.
The Point Person for an Ed-Tech Provider's Outreach to Districts Talks About How Expectations Have Changed
An ed-tech provider’s chief customer officer breaks down how the pandemic has forced the company to respond more quickly to district needs.
A Senior Director at an Ed-Tech Company Talks About How to Help Educators Succeed in a New Environment
What are the skills education organizations need to look for in hiring teachers? A former classroom educator, now a senior director at GoGuardian, offers insights.
EdWeek Market Brief's Survey Reveals Shortcomings in How Teacher Colleges Help Educators Become Smart Consumers
An EdWeek Market Brief survey finds that teacher prep programs fail to get aspiring educators ready to evaluate, purchase, and implement ed tech.
Districts Are Flush With New State and Federal Funds, and They're Investing in Mental Health, Ed Tech, and Academic Intervention
District officials across the state expect to benefit from an infusion of state and federal money, and are planning new spending on mental health and academic recovery.
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