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PreK-12 Instructional Materials Industry Competitive Analysis 2020

Publisher Simba Information – Reports
Published Aug 01, 2020
Length 68 Pages
SKU # CURP16231148

Description

PreK-12 Instructional Materials Industry Competitive Analysis, 2020

PreK-12 Instructional Materials Industry Competitive Analysis, 2020 examines the ways publishers are faring against the various market environmental factors. A chief component of this competitive analysis is the initial impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on operations of the businesses that provide instructional resources to K-12 schools in the U.S., as well as:
  • How mergers and acquisitions are reshaping the competitive landscape;
  • What operating performance of public providers of PreK-12 instructional materials, tools and services reveals about the health of the industry;
  • Individual strategic profiles of 13 leading providers of PreK-12 instructional materials, tools and services.
The 13 featured profiles are: Cambium Learning Group, Cengage (National Geographic Learning), Discovery Education, Goodheart-Willcox, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, K12 Inc., McGraw-Hill Education, Renaissance, Rosetta Stone, Savvas Learning, Scholastic, School Specialty, and Scientific Learning.

Table of Contents

68 Pages
  • Methodology
  • Introduction
    • District Approaches to Distance Learning
    • How Education Companies Responded to School Needs
    • Operational Steps Taken
    • A View of the Future
    • Simba Information's PreK-12 Merger & Acquisition Index, 2019
    • Simba Information's PreK-12 Performance Index, 2019 vs. 2018 ($ in 000; ranked by Operating Margin)
    • Cambium Learning Group
    • Cengage (National Geographic Learning)
    • Discovery Education
    • Goodheart-Willcox
    • Houghton Mifflin Harcourt
    • K12 Inc.
    • McGraw-Hill Education
    • Renaissance
    • Rosetta Stone, Inc.
    • Savvas Learning Company
    • Scholastic Corp.
    • School Specialty
    • Scientific Learning Corp.

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