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A clearer view of K–12 change for every leader at the table.
EdWeek Pro Access gives district leadership teams unlimited access to Education Week’s K–12 reporting, research, data, and analysis, along with board meeting briefs, editorial briefings, tools and guides, and recruitment resources. With credible information in one place, leaders can prepare for board and community questions and work from a shared foundation of independent, award-winning reporting.
A new state policy can affect instruction, student services, communications, legal counsel, and the superintendent’s office all at once.
EdWeek Pro Access helps leaders examine the implications across departments, identify the questions that need attention, and prepare a response that reflects the district as a whole.
EdWeek Pro Access helps leaders examine the implications across departments, identify the questions that need attention, and prepare a response that reflects the district as a whole.
Understand what changed
Independent reporting helps leaders follow a policy or issue as it develops, understand what they can count on, and see what they still need to watch.
See how it could affect your district
Research, data, and analysis help teams examine possible effects on funding, instruction, staffing, operations, students, and the community.
Get your team on the same page
Give leaders across departments the same credible information so they can work through questions together, align on the response, and prepare for board, cabinet, and community conversations.
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One tracker. A national view of a fast-moving issue.
Education Week’s state cellphone policy tracker has become a widely cited source on state policies, referenced by the U.S. secretaries of education and health and human services, the Washington governor’s office, the National Association of State Boards of Education, the Massachusetts Senate president, The Atlantic, and the editorial boards of the Chicago Tribune and Baltimore Sun.
Supporting districts and schools across the country.
Education Week serves K–12 leaders and teams in districts and schools of different sizes, settings, and regions.
A selection of districts and schools served by Education Week.
A selection of districts and schools served by Education Week.
FAQs
How is EdWeek Pro Access for Districts different from an individual Education Week subscription?
An individual subscription includes unlimited Education Week content and professional resources for one person. EdWeek Pro Access adds leadership-focused benefits, including “Get Ready for Your Board Meeting” Briefs, the “EdWeek Insider” Editorial Briefing, three job postings, and the EdWeek Pro Access Subscriber Newsletter, and district-wide access.
Compare free access, an individual subscription, and EdWeek Pro Access for Districts on the Benefits page.
Compare free access, an individual subscription, and EdWeek Pro Access for Districts on the Benefits page.
Who can use EdWeek Pro Access in a district?
EdWeek Pro Access is built for leadership teams and cabinets across public school districts, private school systems, charter networks, and virtual schools. Leaders across departments receive unlimited access to Education Week reporting, research, data, and analysis.
Have a question? Contact David DePasquale, Senior Director of Sales, Enterprise Subscriptions, at ddepasquale@educationweek.com or 301-280-3183