
Emma Kate Fittes
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Reporter for EdWeek Market Brief, covering K-12 for businesses. Previously @ChalkbeatIN, @IndyStar. she/her
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"What's important to us is that NWEA, its brand, remains in the market." Houghton Mifflin Harcourt CEO Jack Lynch. He and NWEA CEO exec Chris Minnich spoke with Emma Kate Fittes about the two huge companies' merger. rb.gy/ngeona

The College Board says Fla.'s objections to its AP African American curriculum didn't influence the final work. But overall, state curbs on teaching about race & gender are shaping K-12 curriculum purchasing decisions, an EdWeek Market Brief survey shows. rb.gy/mk8yiq




I’m joining my Education Week colleagues to form the EdWeek Union so we can continue making our organization an excellent place to work for everyone.



The EdWeek Market Brief annual summit is coming up! I'm looking forward to chatting with superintendents from Springdale Schools in Ark., Highline Schools in Wash., and Santa Fe Public Schools in N.M. Check out the full program and join us in Phoenix:Â lnkd.in/emU55SpM.

Gratitude to Emma Kate Fittes EdWeek Market Brief for featuring me in this brief about instructional materials selection processes. When providers become more aware of key drivers for decision making by Districts, we will keep being able to better meet students’ needs!



Brianne Ford, tech director in the Irvine (Calif.) Unified District, notes at the EdWeek Market Brief Summit that many K-12 systems rolled out tech in "imperfect circumstances" during Covid and they've been untangling the digital "spiderweb" since then. #edtech #MarketBriefSummit






This year at our Fall Summit I'll be tackling the issue of siloed decision-making in K-12 school districts with a panel of top officials from three districts. We'll get into what this means for vendors trying to navigate these silos. Get your seat: marketbrief.edweek.org/edweek-market-…
