New York City’s education department is looking for consultants with expertise in community building. Philadelphia’s school district wants to purchase alternative education programs.
Ohio wants to analyze its early childhood special education outcomes and New Hampshire aims to help low-income youth.
On Jan. 18 at 11 a.m. EST, a panel of experts will offer advice to K-12 companies on how to build a foundation of research for their education products.
Toronto’s school district is in the market for software to track student transportation. The Los Angeles school district wants vendors to apply for Title II dollars subsidizing PD to private schools regulated by the district.
Low-Achieving Districts Spend More on K-3 English/Language Arts, Report Says
Noodle Markets Researchers Examined 42,000 School System Purchase Orders to Glean Insights
The second in a series of research reports on what districts pay for curricular products examines whether those purchases had an impact on student test scores.
A New Mexico school system needs software to test students and store performance results. Meanwhile, a Missouri district looks to buy an attendance monitoring system.
Are Teachers the New District Leaders?
Educators Have More Say in Deciding What Ed Tech Gets Used in Classrooms Than You Might Think
The vast majority of teachers say they don’t need a superintendent or curriculum director to use an ed-tech product in their classroom, according to a new survey by EdWeek Market Brief and Common Sense Media.
What School Districts Mean When They Tell Companies: ‘Do Your Homework’
Businesses Don't Need to Know Every Detail of District Policy, But They Should Grasp the Big Picture
Vendors can help themselves if they know the big picture of districts’ budgets and academic needs, and the policy interests of top administrators.
A large Georgia district needs help disposing of out-of-date ed-tech hardware. Two smaller opportunities, one in Virginia for a Chromebook delivery, and one in Michigan for a security system installation, are also highlighted.
The PARCC assessment consortium has outlined plans in an RFP for a major restructuring designed to make it easier for states to use its test content–and also to ensure its own long-term survival.
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