Jefferson County Schools Officials Break Down Their Plans --and Their Needs -- During COVID
As it implements a combination of remote and in-person learning this fall, the 84,000-student Jefferson County, Colo., school district needs vendors who can pivot quickly.
Thirty-seven percent of education companies surveyed by EdWeek Market Brief said they’ve approved salary cuts during the pandemic, a higher portion than implemented layoffs or furloughs of workers.
The Effects of COVID-19 and Remote Instruction Are Changing District Demands for Testing
The coronavirus has forced a number of assessment providers to place new emphasis on non-testing product lines.
EdWeek Market Brief's Survey Results Are a Departure From the Early Days of the Pandemic
K-12 school district leaders are being forced to spend on a growing list of needs driven by logistical hurdles involved in reopening schools during the coronavirus.
An EdWeek Market Brief special report unveils the results of a pair of surveys of K-12 businesses on how they’ve fared during the coronavirus.
The social bond, repayable to investors over a 10-year period, will support learners using three of Pearson’s business lines.
Many Countries Have Launched Ambitious Digital Programs, Even Amid Economic Pain
Despite broad economic uncertainty, the international education market offers opportunities for vendors who choose the right countries with the right strategies.
Congressional lawmakers this week started working on the next coronavirus stimulus package, which will have major funding implications for K-12 education.
The presumptive Democratic nominee is pledging to boost funding for numerous federal programs, including those supporting after-school and special-needs communities.
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.
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