Five education business leaders on why a K-12 sale can start nearly a year early, and how founders can plan capital, pilots and pricing around it.
- Joseph Olchefske: AuthorFormer Superintendent, Seattle Public SchoolsView all posts
Joseph Olchefske has been a leader in the educational community for over 20 years, holding significant executive positions in for-profit, non-profit and public sector educational institutions. He previously served as Superintendent of Seattle Public Schools.
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After-school Activities: New Rules for 21st Century Kids
4 minutes readAfter-school activities shape 21st-century learners. These five rules help schools and parents create safe, fun, and equitable programs for every student.
What’s the Biggest Challenge for Education Entrepreneurs?
5 minutes readFive education business leaders on why schools are a slow, risk-averse market, why the buyer is not the user, and what founders need to survive it.
What’s the Prognosis for Edtech Companies?
4 minutes readEdtech investment leaders and an education CEO on the outlook for edtech companies: ample capital, a slow K-12 market and selective funding.
What’s the Biggest Myth About the Common Core?
4 minutes readThree education leaders tackle two Common Core myths: that it was a federal program and that it dictates teaching methods, and what has changed since 2015.
