What Should Education Organizations Compete On in the Age of AI?

As AI makes impressive products easy to build, competitive advantage moves. Jay Bakhru asks the bigger question for mission-driven organizations:…

Investing in the Midst of Unknowns: AI, Tutoring, and the Road Ahead

Human tutoring has 150+ randomized trials behind it. AI tutoring has a handful. A new EdSolutions research brief maps where…

What Would an AI-Native Market Research and Strategy Firm Look Like?

If a consulting firm were built AI-native, the work and the business model would both change. Jonathan Perry explains why…

Most States Banned the Phone. Almost None Addressed the Classroom.

44 states have enacted K–12 device policy. Only 5 act on both phones and classroom screen time. The EdSolutions Technology…

When Convenings Work: Design Choices That Made the Difference

Trust isn't a side effect of a good convening. It's infrastructure. A new white paper from Intentional Futures and EdSolutions…

Designing for Scale: How Education Nonprofits Can Build with Market Fit in Mind

So far in this series, we have focused on two foundational shifts: the need for clarity about the K–12 market…

Navigating the New Reality: How K–12 Nonprofits Can Thrive Amid Market Shifts

If you lead a nonprofit working to transform K–12 education, you’re likely feeling the ground shift beneath your feet. District…

How Education Nonprofits Can Focus District Outreach Without Losing Mission Fit

In last week’s post, we explored how market scans can help nonprofit leaders navigate the uncertainty of today’s K–12 environment.…