A district in Arizona is looking for professional development for ‘exceptional education,’ while a South Carolina school system seeks a finance and attendance software for its afterschool program.
Districts Put New Focus on the ‘Biggest Gap’ in Social-Emotional Learning: Teacher Well-Being
The Need to Support Adults Mirrors the Goals of Helping Students, But With Key Differences
Demand for programs that support classroom educators is higher than ever, and companies in the industry should be prepared to respond.
The College Board says Florida’s objections had no impact on an AP African American Studies course. But nationwide, restrictive curriculum policies on race are influencing school district purchasing.
How to Cultivate Executive-Level Talent Within Your Education Company
Remote Working Environments and Other Factors Have Made Developing a Pipeline to the C-suite More Difficult
Remote work and other factors have made developing a pipeline from mid-level management to the C-suite more challenging.
Executives of ed-tech companies worry that many managers in their organizations are “out of their depth” and not poised to promote expansion.
What the Nation’s Biggest Districts Need to Regain Academic Ground
The Executive Director of the Council of the Great City Schools Talks About How Urban Schools Are Coping With Pandemic-Era Learning Loss
Education companies need to focus on helping students return to grade level, and not just remediation, says the executive director of the Council of the Great City Schools.
Crushed by staffing shortages and a need to help novice teachers, districts are asking companies to make adjustments to the structure and framing of professional development.
Memo to Education Companies: These Are the 10 Most Influential Books Among K-12 Leaders
EdWeek Market Brief Surveyed District and School Leaders on the Works That Have Shaped Them
EdWeek Market Brief surveyed district and school leaders on the works that have shaped their leadership and classroom practices.
6 Essential Predictions for the Education Market in 2023
Coming Financial Pressures, Ongoing Cultural Fights, and Persistent Staffing Woes Will Challenge Companies
EdWeek Market Brief’s editorial team offers its prognostications about what the future holds for providers in the market over the coming year.
Diana Greene, the chief of the 130,000-student Duval County, Fla., schools, expects vendors to produce data that is clear and predictive of student performance.
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