A Utah district is looking for a K-12 computer science curriculum, while a California school system seeks a Chromebook audit and refresh.
Many school systems in the nation’s most populous state have purchased academic resources in advance of the state adopting new academic standards, a review has found.
A district in Florida is looking for an assessment platform, while a California school system seeks an after-school science program.
How One Calif. District is Approaching a Major Math Adoption
Two Top Sacramento City Unified Officials Lay Out Their Purchasing Process and Expectations For Vendors
Two top administrators discuss procurement strategy and new expectations for vendors as their district prepares for a major math curriculum adoption.
A California district is looking for curriculum and professional learning services, while an Oregon school system seeks a summer enrichment program provider.
Profile of a Key State Market: North Carolina
Major Changes in Curriculum Reflect Policy Shifts Playing Out in States Around the Country
EdWeek Market Brief’s profile is the latest in our series of stories on key state education markets.
A district in South Carolina is seeking professional development consulting, while a school system in Iowa is in need of supplemental math materials.
A Striking Shift in How State Restrictions on Race and Gender Are Influencing K-12 Purchasing
An EdWeek Market Brief Survey Captures the Impact of Controversial Polices on Districts' Buying of Curriculum
An EdWeek Market Brief survey offers a window into how divisive state policies are affecting district decisions on curriculum, social-emotional learning, and PD.
A district in California is seeking career guides, while a school system in Louisiana is in need of a supplemental software program for at-risk students.
Bart Epstein, a former Tutor.com executive who founded and led the EdTech Evidence Exchange, was brought on by investors to lead the organization’s relaunch.