Companies in the Education Market Should Not Expect Spending Sprees, Suggests EdWeek Market Brief's Survey
Despite increases in school funding at the state level, district leaders are cautious about what future budgets hold, an EdWeek Market Brief survey finds.
A new Education Week special report delves into the challenges the districts face managing their money, and how they will respond if another recession hits.
New York state will be making awards to districts for PD focused on helping teachers with computer science, engineering, and/or ed-tech skills.
Opportunities Highlighted in States Including California, Florida, and Texas as New Dollars Flow
While the overall budget picture for education for the next fiscal year looks positive, a breakdown of individual states’ spending plans offers reasons for caution.
The Department of Education’s Small Business Innovation Research grants focus on improving teaching, learning, and school administration in education or special education
The Association of School Business Officials of New York has created a digital tool to highlight the positive economic impact of school districts throughout the state.
Companies That Are On the Scene Early Improve Their Odds for Landing Contracts
Bond measures are windows into district priorities, and vendors who are on top of of K-12 systems’ needs well before an item goes on the ballot can gain an advantage.
The CEO of Move This World talks about what this new investment will mean for the future of her company.
The Federal Program Is More Flexible Than Many Districts Know, Explains Education Consultant Melissa Junge
Many districts don’t realize they can spend Title I money on subjects outside of reading and math, and on non-academic interventions, says Melissa Junge, a consultant on federal education programs.
Right now many districts are facing “use it or lose it” decisions about funds that need to be spent before the school year ends.
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