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In addition to describing how companies are responding to trends and changes in the market, Simba’s PreK-12 Competitive Analysis 2023 report also looks at market and financial trends impacting the entire industry.
This report focuses on professional development and professional learning resources, covering both in-person and digital courses; tools; services; books; online information and platforms; and other resources that address classroom management, pedagogy, and instruction.
Publishers and investment professionals can rely on this report to obtain the inside intelligence needed to evaluate the growth potential and understand the trends impacting U.S. K-12 funding and policy.
Simba Information’s K-12 Mathematics Market Survey reports on the results from a survey of math teachers and administrators from around the country, asking key questions such as what math programs and products they use, what kind of attributes are desirable in a Core Math program and supplemental math materials, who makes the purchasing decision and more.
After one and a half years of disruptive learning caused by the pandemic, nearly 100% of PreK-12 students returned to school full time by the third quarter of 2021. During the 2020-2021 school year, there were 18,254 public school districts and 98,609 public schools.
Simba has estimated that the total market size for the PreK Reading Instructional Market for 2022 was estimated to be $411 million and is forecast to grow to $447.6 million by 2025.
This report forecasts to 2024 the US college course material market in nominal US dollars.
College course materials will decrease 3.5% to $3.1 billion in 2022, reversing the previous year’s one year period of positive results. Sales of course materials are expected to continue a slow decline by slightly over 2.0% over the next couple of years.
The 2021-2022 instructional materials adoption season was a year of recovery for the publishing market, as most districts made decisions in accordance with the traditional academic schedule.
This report forecasts the US PreK-12 instructional material market for 2025 in nominal US dollars.