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School districts have seen their budgets swell in recent years because of strong economic growth, robust tax revenues, and a huge amount of federal stimulus funding. But now, many K-12 systems face uncertainty because of declining student enrollments and the end of federal emergency aid. And no one seems sure where the economy is headed.
In this webinar, EdWeek Market Brief will get a national and local school district perspective on what’s next for school systems, and ultimately for the school companies tasked with delivering products and services in curriculum, assessment, PD, social-emotional learning, and other areas.
Webinar attendees will gain the following:
- Survey results taken from districts on how many of them are experiencing enrollment drops, and how they expect it to affect their budgets
- Insights on how budgetary pressures could affect district spending, and what they are likely to cut or spare from cuts
- On-the-ground perspective from district officials on how they’re managing these pressures, and what they will prioritize in future spending.
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Speakers:

Robert Lowry
Deputy Director, New York State Council of School Superintendents

Brent Ringo
Chief Financial Officer, Garland (Texas) Independent School District

Marguerite Roza
Director of the Edunomics Lab and Research Professor, Georgetown University

Alexandria Ng
Staff Writer, EdWeek Market Brief

Sean Cavanagh
Managing Editor, EdWeek Market Brief
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