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EdWeek Market Brief offers valuable insights into the K-12 education landscape for your team. Designed for both education product providers and school district leaders, it features original reports, in-depth analysis, and unique research focused on school district purchasing trends and the companies that support K-12 education. By fostering a more informed and transparent marketplace, Market Brief benefits buyers and sellers alike. For over 25 years, Education Week has delivered comprehensive analysis on K-12 policies, practices, and research. With an expanded team of reporters and business analysts, EdWeek Market Brief aims to enhance decision-making in the education sector, ultimately promoting improved student learning and success.

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School Bond Measures: How Can Education Companies Capitalize on Voter-Approved Projects?

1 week ago | marketbrief.edweek.org | David Saleh Rauf

Last year was a huge one for the passage of school bonds, as voters approved the most money for school districts via referendums in at least the last decade, according to a group that tracks ballot items that deliver money for education.
Amid U.S. Turmoil, Is This the Time for Ed. Companies to Expand Globally?

1 week ago | marketbrief.edweek.org | Alexandria Ng

Education companies working in the United States are weathering considerable turmoil as the Trump administration pushes far-reaching changes in K-12 policy and spending. Given the upheaval playing out across the 50-state landscape, do markets outside the U.S. offer vendors viable, alternative paths to revenue? That question was at the core of a Q-and-A with two experienced observers of global markets at EdWeek Market Brief’s recent virtual forum.
In Mega Partnership, McGraw Hill Adds Pearson's Assessments to Its Core Curriculum

1 week ago | marketbrief.edweek.org | Michelle Caffrey

Another major publisher and assessment provider are joining forces in an effort to offer K-12 districts a way to connect and draw more insights from student data. McGraw Hill, a longtime provider of academic resources, said it has partnered with Pearson to integrate its interim assessments into the former company’s core curriculum products. The move will bring Pearson’s PRoPL, or the Pearson Review of Progress & Learning assessment tool, into McGraw Hill’s instructional materials.
Education Companies Ask Supreme Court to Hear Tariffs Case

1 week ago | marketbrief.edweek.org | Emma Kate Fittes

A pair of educational toy companies that are suing the Trump administration over quickly escalating tariffs are asking the U.S. Supreme Court to settle the matter. Hand2mind and Learning Resources filed a petition on Tuesday asking the nation’s highest legal authority to hear the case on an emergency basis. If granted, the emergency designation would allow the challenge to leapfrog the typical line that cases wait in before they’re heard by the court.
California District to Invest in Tutoring; Massachusetts System Seeks Dual-Credit Courses

1 week ago | marketbrief.edweek.org | Emma Kate Fittes

Tutoring, dual-credit coursework, group mentoring. A California district is looking for tutoring and intervention support, while a Massachusetts school system seeks dual-credit coursework. In addition, a district in Kentucky is in the market for group mentoring services. Active/upcoming solicitations for goods/services Patterson Joint Unified School District, Calif.
Education Savings Accounts: A New Growth Frontier for Vendors

2 weeks ago | marketbrief.edweek.org | Alexandria Ng

The momentum behind private school choice continues to grow, fueled by looser eligibility requirements for families, increased funding, and more flexible spending options. One particularly fast-growing choice model is the rise of Education Savings Accounts -- state-funded programs that provide qualifying families with taxpayer money to use for approved educational expenses.
Inside One District's Search for 'Game Changer' Innovation in Curriculum and Career Pathways

2 weeks ago | marketbrief.edweek.org | Emma Kate Fittes

Talladega County Schools’ goals for its innovative STEM and CTE curriculum are big — but they fit in a tiny package. Building tiny homes is at the center of the rural Alabama district’s efforts to prepare students for high-demand careers in the community. The students’ work involves everything from designing the less than 600-square-foot houses to doing the actual construction.
Texas District to Buy IEP Program; Georgia System Looks for Strategic Plan Consulting

2 weeks ago | marketbrief.edweek.org | Michelle Caffrey

Web-based IEP program, strategic plan consulting, ESL literacy coaching. A Texas district is looking for a web-based program to develop and implement individualized education plans, while a Georgia school system seeks a consultant to help develop a strategic plan. In addition, a district in New Jersey is in the market for English as a second language literacy coaches.
3 Myths About Career-Technical Education Its Supporters Want to Debunk

2 weeks ago | marketbrief.edweek.org | Emma Kate Fittes

After a few quiet years post-pandemic, career-technical education has re-emerged as a key area of growth in the education market, rising to the top of many K-12 policymakers’ priorities. As interest in job-focused courses and preparation surges, some educators and advocates are determined to correct the outdated or misconstrued assumptions they say are holding those studies back.
Major Florida District Needs Web Content Filtering; California District Solicits Expanded Learning Program

2 weeks ago | marketbrief.edweek.org | Emma Kate Fittes

Web content filtering, expanded learning, Chromebooks. A major Florida district is looking for a web content filtering system, while a California school system seeks an expanded learning program. In addition, a district in North Carolina is in the market for Chromebooks for students. Active/upcoming solicitations for goods/services Miami-Dade County Public Schools, Fla.