An EdWeek Market Brief Survey Asks K-12 Officials About Spending on Devices, and the Funding Sources They Count On
An EdWeek Market Brief survey looks into how much districts are spending on difference types of devices the funding sources they count on.
Teachers’ tech skills may have improved after years of remote learning, but they’re looking for quality, not quantity, in the way these skills continue to be developed.
Users will have to manually export files before their accounts close at the end of September.
There were 213 total mergers and acquisitions in the first six months of this year, compared to 244 during the same period a year ago.
Many School Districts Need On-Campus Upgrades to Accommodate Rapid Tech Growth of Devices and Use
Districts’ internet connectivity has vastly improved, but the sheer number of tech devices and tools that operate on them is creating new needs.
A district in Connecticut is looking for substitute staffing services, while a Massachusetts school system seeks a strategic communications consultant.
The Prospect of a New, Immersive Online World Has Raised Concerns About Student Well-Being
While some see breakthrough learning opportunities in the immersive world, others worry about students’ capacity to use it responsibly.
Districts Are Trying to Get Creative in Anticipating the Eventual Loss of Federal Stimulus Aid
Despite new flexibility provided by the federal government, K-12 systems face complicated decisions in preparing for the the eventual loss of emergency stimulus aid.
EdWeek Market Brief’s Survey Asks Educators What They Value About Online PD
A new EdWeek Market Brief survey found there’s a growing number of educators who say their districts are unlikely to ever support entirely online training.
International private school chains have experienced explosive growth in the last five years, creating new revenue opportunities for education companies.
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