Over the coming months, we’ll be launching a new Education Week experience across our print and online platforms, culminating with a fully redesigned edweek.org in 2020. Our goal is to bring you a more accessible, intuitive experience that better connects you with the information and insights you need to succeed.
This new experience is grounded by three pillars that guide us and our work:
At Education Week, we believe knowledge is power. And in our world, true knowledge starts with comprehensive coverage. It’s why we cover stories that reach beyond individual districts and span the education ecosystem. It’s why we conduct research and explore both the successes and struggles in schools across the country. It’s why we deliver the insights you need and want to know—all while connecting you to others working to improve the field. Because a broader, big picture perspective prepares you with the knowledge to succeed, every day.
By combining expert journalism and insightful research, Education Week brings unparalleled intelligence to the field. We go deep on the issues that matter most, providing independent, unbiased reporting from education’s front lines. Enhanced by our original studies and thorough analysis, our rigorous approach gives you a clear and current understanding of an ever-changing field—delivering insights that inspire critical conversations and meaningful action.
You know that a better education for all students is possible. And we do, too. Guided by this shared vision, we make it our mission to empower you—one story, one service, and one connection at a time. Because the first step to improvement is being informed. So, no matter if you’re an educator, policymaker, or business leader, we work tirelessly to galvanize all the field’s thinkers and doers—providing you with the tools to create a smarter, stronger impact. Today and tomorrow.
We’re the foundation, the fuel, and the force behind positive change in education. And we promise to continue advancing the field every day.
Take a quick look at our mission in action: