The U.S. Department of Education has awarded over 20 grants for small businesses to develop ed-tech products that the agency says have commercial promise.
The Coronavirus Is Reshaping the Out-of-School Education Market. Here’s How
New Demands Have Emerged, Based Partly on the Needs of Parents
The disruptions caused by the pandemic are fueling interest in out-of-school programs including in curriculum, technology, and social-emotional supports.
A new survey of district IT leaders shows that most schools are hoping to use federal coronavirus relief funds to facilitate remote learning in the fall.
The Trump administration wants to grant states waivers from paperwork requirements, but advocacy groups seem likely to questions whether students’ rights will be protected.
K-12 superintendents from several U.S. regions expressed dissatisfaction with education vendors’ marketing campaigns amid the COVID-19 pandemic, a new survey says.
International Private Schools: How Sheltered Are They From the COVID-19 Storm?
The Schools Have Been Resilient During Past Economic Crises, Says an Analysis by a U.K.-Based Research Firm
International private schools have been a growing market, and they’re trying trying to improve their remote-learning capabilities in order to impress families.
How State Curriculum Adoption Cycles Are Being Thrown Off by the Coronavirus
Challenges Staging Reviews, and Funding Concerns, Are Causing Delays in Some Markets. Others Are Rolling Ahead
Some states’ curricular materials adoption processes are rolling ahead despite the COVID pandemic, while others are being delayed.
A new database from Education Week allows users, including companies, to dive into the finances of 12,000 school districts around the country and gauge whether they are likely to face budget cuts.
New Spending on PD, Online Curriculum Likely in the Fall, Survey Reveals
Over the Last Month, K-12 Buyers Have Put a Focus on Different Priorities, EdWeek Market Brief Finds
A series of EdWeek Market Brief surveys of district leaders and teachers taken during the coronavirus show how their view of budgets and their spending priorities have changed over time.
A new grant authorized by the Every Student Succeeds Act will be weighted heavily toward benefiting economically disadvantaged students, which could alter purchasing choices of funding recipients.
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