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Simba Information’s 2016 National Instructional Materials Adoption Scorecard and 2017 Outlook

Publisher Simba Information – Reports
Published May 05, 2017
Length 35 Pages
SKU # CURP15206324

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Simba Information’s 2016 National Instructional Materials Adoption Scorecard and 2017 Outlook

Simba Information’s 2016 National Instructional Materials Adoption Scorecard and 2017 Outlook focuses on results of instructional materials adoptions in K-12 science in four states in 2016: Alabama, North Carolina, South Carolina and West Virginia.

In addition to a breakdown of sales by grade levels, the 2016 edition of the annual report includes the annual publisher scorecard, background on the importance of instructional materials adoptions to distribution in the PreK-12 instructional materials industry, changes affecting the adoption process and a state-by-state calendar of adoption market opportunities from 2017 through 2020.

Table of Contents

35 Pages
    • Introduction and Trends
    • 18 States Form Core of Instructional Materials Adoptions
    • 2016 Science Adoption Results
    • Pearson Leads in Science in Alabama
    • South Carolina Opts for Pearson's Interactive Science in K-5
    • Strong in 9-12, McGraw-Hill Lands on Top in North Carolina
    • McGraw-Hill, School Specialty Lead West Virginia Science
    • California ELA Purchasing off to Slower-than -Expected Start
    • McGraw-Hill Tops 2016 Adoption Publisher Scorecard
    • Ahead in 2017 and Beyond

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