EdWeek Market Brief offers a forecast of key opportunities and challenges for vendors over the coming year.
5 Key Predictions for the K-12 Market in 2022
Districts Head Into the New Year With an Array of Needs as Omicron Creates Uncertainty
Where Are Materials for English-Language Learners Missing the Mark?
An EdWeek Market Brief Survey of K-12 Officials Finds Shortcomings in Serving Students at Different Skill Levels
An EdWeek Market Brief survey of K-12 officials reveals shortcomings in how academic resources serve students of different language abilities, and prepare teachers.
How One Company Brought a “Learning Loss”-Focused Product to Market
Imagine Learning's Plans for the MyPath Intervention Began Three Years Ago, and Shifted During COVID
Imagine Learning’s senior vice president and general manager of products offers a look at how the company developed a reading and math intervention tool.
In-Person Learning Creates New Set of Demands for Special Needs Products
School Districts Are Looking for Help With Assessments, Managing Student Learning, and Accommodations
Special education students endured major setbacks during COVID. The return to in-person instruction has created a new set of needs for schools to help those populations.
A Chicago math educator talks about the kinds of intuitive, and culturally responsive academic resources she needs to support her students.
The Biggest Problem Areas That Districts Are Seeing in Student ‘Learning Loss’
EdWeek Market Brief's Survey Asked K-12 Leaders About the Areas That Have Been Set Back Most Severely During COVID
An EdWeek Market Brief survey asked district administrators, principals, and teachers about where students have been set back the most during the pandemic.
A California District’s Tough Road to Overhauling Its Device Landscape
The Lynwood Unified School District in California Has Forged a Plan for Improving Ed Tech Use and Basic Connectivity
The Lynwood Unified School District in California is trying to find a way to create opportunities for students to use ed tech, in a city where 30 percent of families lack at-home internet connectivity.
These Are School Districts’ Biggest Worries About Spending Federal Stimulus Aid
K-12 Leaders Have Access to an Historic Amount of Money, But There are Questions About the Best Use of It
K-12 leaders have access to an historic amount of emergency federal funding, but they have concerns about how they should put that money to the best use.
School Districts Making a New Push to Upgrade Their Internet Connectivity
A New Analysis of E-Rate Spending Has Implications for Ed-Tech Companies
The vast majority of school districts using the $4 billion E-Rate program will need to upgrade their on-campus internet in the next three years, according to a new analysis.
A Window Into How Districts Are Capitalizing on Federal Stimulus Aid
Devices, Mental Health, and Support for Low-Performing Schools Have Emerged as Major Needs
Leaders of the Association of School Business Officials International lay out what they’re seeing from school districts as they figure out how to spend money from the American Rescue Plan.
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