After Turbulent Year, a New Report from Simba Information Provides Essential Insight on What's Ahead

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Apr 06, 2021, 10:17 ET

ROCKVILLE, Md., April 6, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- The global pandemic continues to disrupt American education. Waves of infection and ensuant historic inflows of federal funding have brought underlying problems to the fore and created uncertainty. With vaccinations rolling out and schools reopening, 2021 will be another year in flux.

Simba's new report PreK-12 Policy and Budget Outlook for 2021-2022 includes the most recent information available on federal funding allocated and proposed for fiscal years 2020 and 2021. It also includes data on education dollars provided by the states, including per-pupil funding.

Expectations for change in post-pandemic K-12 education include more growth in school choice and increased focus on classroom connectivity, according to the research report.

Additional anticipated trends highlighted in the report include:

Computer science education going from elective to requirement
An increased focus on school climate

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Simba Information is widely recognized as the leading authority for market intelligence in the media and publishing industry. Simba's extensive information network delivers top quality, independent perspective on the people, events and alliances shaping the media and information industry, including the K-12 education market. Simba publishes newsletters and research reports that provide key decision-makers at more than 15,000 client companies around the globe with timely news, analysis, exclusive statistics and proprietary industry forecasts. For more information, please visit www.simbainformation.com.

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Kathy Mickey
Managing Editor/Senior Analyst, Education Group
203-325-8193 x7410
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