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Publishing for PreK-12 Market 2018-2019

Publisher Simba Information – Reports
Published Aug 31, 2018
Length 176 Pages
SKU # CURP15565344

Description

Publishing for the PreK-12 Market 2017-2018

Publishing for the PreK-12 Market 2018-2019 addresses the challenges and opportunities in the PreK-12 school market and examines the strategies publishers are putting into effect and the new products that are emerging to meet the changes in the school market landscape.

Simba Information defines the major segments of instructional materials industry—core basal curriculum, courseware, state-level tests, digital supplements, print supplements, manipulatives, trade books, video and classroom magazines—and sizes the individual segments and the overall instructional materials industry, which Simba projects will reach $8.62 billion in 2018.

Topics in Publishing for the PreK-12 Market 2018-2019 include:
  • Market size by media segment: basal core curriculum, courseware, digital supplements, print supplements, manipulatives, trade books, video, classroom magazines and state summative tests;
  • Drivers of and challenges to growth by segment—including cyclical nature of instructional materials adoption, incursions by OER, and where start-up ventures are focusing their energies;
  • Changing demographics of U.S. students;
  • Trends in state funding for education;
  • The cyclical nature of school purchasing by subjects;
  • The pace of the uptake of courseware and digital supplements in schools;
  • Detailed market data on schools—public, private, charter, home schools, and virtual schools;
  • Trends in mergers and acquisitions in the educational publishing/ed-tech industry;
  • Exclusive 20167 instructional materials adoption data;
  • Competitive analyses of 13 leading publishers—including two new publishers;
  • Market segment projections through 2021.

Table of Contents

176 Pages
  • Methodology
  • Executive Summary
    • Introduction
    • Instructional Materials Sales Positively Flat in 2017
    • Digital Media Captures 56.6% Share in 2017
    • Competitive Landscape
    • Private Equity, International Lead M&A Activity
    • Startups Seek Competitive Advantage
    • Work Remains to be Done on Operating Performance
    • Introduction
    • Number of Schools and Districts
    • Public School Enrollment on the Rise
    • Enrollment Patterns Vary Across the States
    • Private Enrollment About 10% of Total
    • More Charter Schools, More Charter Enrollment
    • Homeschool Enrollment Trends
    • More Virtual Schools, Some Blended Schools
    • Graduation Rates on the Rise
    • Students in Poverty are Target for Vendors
    • Serving English-Language Learners
    • Special Needs Students Get Services
    • State-Funded PreK Enrollment Up
    • Introduction
    • Long National Debate on Education
    • ESSA Era Advances
    • Federal Funding on the Rise
    • Title I's 50 Largest Allocations
    • E-Rate Supports Classroom Connectivity
    • State Education Policy Trends
    • State Education Funding
    • Fiscal 2019 Budgets Support K-12
    • Introduction
    • Segment Size
    • Adoption States and Open Territories
    • Looking Ahead to 2018 and Beyond
    • Introduction
    • Courseware Use Grows
    • Established Vendors & New Providers Compete
    • Digital Supplements Provide More Options
    • More Video Use
    • Technology Giants in Classrooms
    • Introduction
    • Integration Key to the Future of Digital Content
    • Are AR & VR the Future of Video?
    • Demand in Subject Areas
    • Outlook
    • Cambium Learning Group
    • Cengage (National Geographic Learning)
    • Discovery Education
    • Goodheart-Willcox
    • Houghton Mifflin Harcourt
    • K12 Inc.
    • McGraw-Hill Education
    • Pearson
    • Renaissance
    • Rosetta Stone, Inc.
    • Scholastic Corp.
    • School Specialty
    • Scientific Learning Corp.

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