A dispute between for-profit charter school provider K12 and the Georgia Cyber Academy has left students locked out of computers and blocked educators from their emails.
Mike Evans, the former chief financial officer at McGraw-Hill Education, has been named the first-ever chief revenue officer at HMH.
Texas Approves ‘Monumental’ K-12 Funding Boost. Here’s How It Will Shape the Market
A New State Law Will Drive District Spending in Specific Areas, a Pair of Experts Who Work With School Systems Say
A newly approved law pumps $11.6 billion in new education funding into this critical state market for K-12 vendors.
A school system in South Carolina is in the market for a paperless student referral system while a school district in Missouri wants an LMS. A school system in Texas wants a data collection system that can monitor various platforms for threats.
The major educational content provider says it is winning the battle for the critical Texas K-12 market, and is faring well in Florida, despite big changes in state policy.
The public company has told investors that its efforts to expand online education, create curriculum, and launch career academies are paying off, but it is embroiled in a battle in Georgia.
SmartcareOS has acquired Preschool2me, in a deal that will bring together two companies that focus on creating information- and classroom-management systems for early childhood education.
The Poudre school district, a 27,000-student system in Colorado, is planning to buy a reading curriculum, assessment, and PD program.
A Texas school system is planning to hire a company to help with curriculum consulting and design, and the Miami-Dade schools need support services for disadvantaged students.
Pearson has announced it will produce all of its college textbooks digitally, first. What does the move signal for curriculum-producers in the K-12 arena?