An omnibus spending measure signed into law by President Biden supports the launch of a new research program modeled on a renowned defense program known as DARPA.

An omnibus spending measure signed into law by President Biden supports the launch of a new research program modeled on a renowned defense program known as DARPA.
Subtle Changes to How Resources Are Framed Can Help Districts Make a Case for Keeping Them
Companies are increasingly being asked to help school districts navigate political opposition to social-emotional learning.
The slow-moving process for adopting math materials in the huge state market could lead to delays in other subjects.
Newly announced plans to liquidate Class Acceleration Corp. are one sign of how market conditions have turned against special purpose acquisition companies, or SPACs.
An EdWeek Market Brief Survey Asked K-12 Officials About the Financial Consequences of Losing Students
A new EdWeek Market Brief survey asks district and school leaders how they will cut budgets in response to declines in enrollment.
The consumer protection agency accused the video game company of misleading students into making purchases without their parents’ consent.
A New EdWeek Market Brief Survey Finds That Districts Are Reviewing and in Some Cases Halting Curriculum Buying
A new EdWeek Market Brief survey finds that districts are reviewing and in some cases halting purchases of curriculum, including social-emotional learning materials.
The increase in FY 2022 is more modest in comparison to 2021, when federal pandemic aid increased the money flow to state budgets.
Stricter Rules on Procurement Could Be Coming to the Education Sector, Predicts a Top Consultant on Cybersecurity
Stricter rules linking contracts to cyber protections could be coming to the education sector, predicts a leading expert.
The U.S. Department of Justice has come out in support of the FCC creating a centralized document repository for E-rate procurements, a step the the law enforcement agency says could help root out fraud.