A Texas school system is looking for a web-based platform to support teachers’ differentiated learning, and a Florida school system plans to purchase a wide array of devices.
A Virginia district is going to purchase a special ed data management system, and a Utah district plans to buy a multilingual literacy primary curriculum.
The Providence school system is looking for help with instructional design for grades 3-5, and Idaho officials are beginning to explore the purchase of a learning management system.
The school district where Louisville is located is looking for instructional and office supplies, while Houston Independent School District wants tutorial services.
The Denver public schools are looking to buy social-emotional learning resources, and the Detroit public schools are looking for an online platform to help families choose and enroll in schools.
Fort Worth ISD wants drone equipment, software, and services for career-technical education, while the Wake County schools in North Carolina are looking for cloud security.
Dallas ISD seeks special ed assessment services, and a Georgia school system is procuring a peer mediation program.
An education service center based in Houston wants bids from LMS providers, and the Providence school system is looking to purchase a curriculum-management platform.
The Dayton district in Ohio is seeking applied behavior analysis services, while Miami-Dade County schools is in the market for a social-emotional learning program.
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