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What the Recent PHP Vulnerabilities Reveal About Cybersecurity and Student Data Privacy in EdTech

John Meyer

November 4, 2026

What do the recent PHP vulnerabilities mean for EdTech? Explore student data privacy, cybersecurity risks, and the growing need for strong leadership.
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Federal School Choice Arrives in 2027: What EdTech Companies Should Know

Gayle Simons

October 27, 2026

EdTech leaders align sales teams with school choice expansion. Discover how vouchers, ESAs, and shifting procurement authority reshape buyer school choice 2027.
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Why School District Phone Bans Are Reshaping Hiring for K-12 districts—and What Recruiters Should Do About It

John Meyer

October 20, 2026

K-12 recruiters adapt hiring strategies as school district phone bans reshape talent acquisition. Discover policy school district phone bans hiring impact.
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What Recent State Grants Tell EdTech Companies About K–12 Priorities

Gayle Simons

October 14, 2026

See which K-12 state grants drive 2026 priorities. Michigan infrastructure, Pennsylvania safety, North Carolina digital learning state grants K-12 2026 funding.
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New York Banned AI in Schools. What this means for EdTech.

John Meyer

October 8, 2026

EdTech leaders navigate New York AI Ban in Schools through trust-based adoption. Explore teacher confidence, responsible frameworks, and how companies build
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5 Questions Every EdTech Company Should Be Able to Answer

Gayle Simons

September 30, 2026

EdTech leaders respond to the "Dear Colleague" Letter with five critical questions about student outcomes, evidence requirements, and buyer personas that close.
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