The education market is the business side of schooling: the companies that make curriculum, software and equipment, the investors behind them, and the districts and colleges that buy. K-12 procurement, the process districts use to choose and buy, is changing fast as AI products arrive and budgets tighten.
edCircuit's coverage is written for education companies and for the district leaders who buy from them. It looks at AI in K-12 procurement and the questions to ask vendors, school board oversight of purchasing, ten years of procurement trends, how vendors can market to districts and talk with educators at conferences, mergers and bankruptcies, and edtech spending forecasts. For starting an education company, see EdTech Entrepreneurs; for classroom technology, EdTech.
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