Mississippi’s East Tallahatchie School District seeks wireless support, and a California office of education wants broadband network services.
The Palm Beach, Fla., school district is looking for a mass notification and web management platform to improve internal and external communications, and the Provo, Utah, district has its eye on assessment software.
Washington state seeks consultants for social-emotional learning and the Boston school system eyes arts instruction.
A new ‘Madison Out-of-School Time’ system to track students’ participation in services will be developed in a community-wide collaboration, and a Houston area district wants bids for books.
Minneapolis wants community-based learning and a Texas district seeks an assessment software.
Officials from Tennessee and Wisconsin told school leaders at the Future of Education Technology Conference how their states are helping districts with ed-tech purchasing.
The Colorado district wants software to manage its 9,000 new Chromebooks for 2017-18, and the Texas district is looking for bids based on its instructional and curriculum catalog.
The international ed-tech market is expanding rapidly, but companies need to be aware of the needs of specific countries and regions, advises a consultant.
A big North Carolina district is looking for marketing consultants. A Maryland district wants to buy digital math textbooks and electronic reading materials.
Buffalo schools want help screening potential hires and a Virginia district seeks a learning management system.