Education Market Quarterly Briefing

Inside the Federal Title II Program; Ed. Companies’ Search for AI Talent

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In this quarterly briefing, EdWeek Market Brief’s staff writers will give our readers a behind-the-scenes look at their reporting on some of our most popular recent stories, and the implications for education companies and their workforces. Here’s what’s on tap:

  • Michelle Caffrey will take our audience inside the multibillion-dollar federal Title II program, looking at what school districts are spending money on now, how that could change in the future, and what vendors need to know about helping school systems that are making use of that funding.
  • Emma Kate Fittes will talk about the latest in our series of stories profiling key state markets – her deep look at North Carolina. She’ll explain how thestate’s recent adoption of sweeping new reading policies, and its new interest in changing how math is taught reflects trends playing out nationwide.
  • And Alexandria Ng will offer insights about her recent story on how education companies are trying to find workers with experience developing artificial intelligence-focused products. One takeaway: Their needs go far beyond finding engineering talent.
  • Discuss the results of a recent survey of district and school leaders and educators.

We’ll also give you a preview of our upcoming coverage. EdWeek Market Brief members are invited to submit questions on any of the above topics in advance, by writing to Emma Kate, Michelle, and Alexandria at efittes@educationweek.org, mcaffrey@edudcationweek.org, and ang@educationweek.org.

Speakers
Michelle Caffrey is a staff writer for EdWeek Market Brief, focusing on investment, venture capital, private equity, and company leadership. She spent the first decade of her journalism career as a reporter in the Greater Philadelphia area, covering technology and higher education for the Philadelphia Business Journal and reporting on education, politics, and crime in South Jersey for NJ Advance Media/NJ.com. She most recently led communications for Cherry Hill Township in New Jersey.
Emma Kate Fittes is a staff writer for EdWeek Market Brief covering the K-12 marketplace, including trends in curriculum, instruction, professional development, school finance, and district purchasing. Her beat focused on the implications of K-12 policy and practice for education companies. She has covered K-12 for nearly a decade, including statewide education issues and policy for Chalkbeat Indiana and suburban districts for the Indianapolis Star.
Alexandria Ng is a staff writer for EdWeek Market Brief. She covers product development and innovation, including topics such as educational technology, data privacy, and artificial intelligence. She has a background in business journalism and was a former participant in the Dow Jones News Fund digital media program.
Moderator
Sean Cavanagh is the managing editor for EdWeek Market Brief, leading an editorial team that delivers intelligence for education companies and other audiences seeking to understand the school marketplace. Before joining EdWeek Market Brief, he covered a variety of beats as a reporter for Education Week, including curriculum, school choice, state policy, and federal policy. Earlier in his career he covered government and politics for daily newspapers in Tennessee and Florida.
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