David Saleh Rauf
Journalist at Freelance
Contributing Writer at EdWeek Market Brief
Journo. Before: AP, Thomson Reuters, POLITICO and a couple of Texas newspapers
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3 weeks ago |
marketbrief.edweek.org | David Saleh Rauf
Michelle Cho had planned that this would be the year her company — Gladeo — raised money to embark on a national expansion across the United States. Launched as a regional workforce development platform, Gladeo shifted its primary focus to the K-12 and higher education markets over the last year and a half.
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1 month ago |
marketbrief.edweek.org | Sean Cavanagh |Alexandria Ng |David Saleh Rauf
The Trump administration has issued its most direct warning to date that it wants to withhold a pivotal source of federal funding — Title I money — to school districts that run afoul of the White House’s preferred restrictions on diversity, equity, and inclusion practices. The political and legal viability of the administration’s new statement on federal education funding, however, is unclear.
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1 month ago |
marketbrief.edweek.org | David Saleh Rauf
Across Maryland, education officials are working to redesign the state’s career and technical education system. It’s one facet of an ambitious, and controversial, 10-year education reform plan called the “Blueprint for Maryland’s Future,” approved by state lawmakers four years ago.
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2 months ago |
marketbrief.edweek.org | David Saleh Rauf
California and Texas have long been two of the most important markets in the country for curriculum adoption, in large part because of the huge number of K-12 students in each state. But there’s another reason both states have been so influential: Education companies could count on stability in their adoption cycles. Not so much anymore, says a former executive from one of the big ed-tech publishers.
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2 months ago |
marketbrief.edweek.org | David Saleh Rauf
Texas’ 2025 curriculum adoption cycle is underway — only the second opportunity to date for education publishers to navigate a new review process in one of the biggest K-12 marketplaces in the country. It’s arguably never been more important for education companies selling instructional resources in Texas to get their products on the state-approved list of materials.
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