Teacher shortages have evolved into a retention crisis. Mid-career educators face burnout, pay gaps, and workload creep. Districts must protect time, create growth paths, and tell better stories. K12 Data, College Leads, and Peertopia help schools target, attract, and retain teachers through precision outreach and recruitment for long-term stability.
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Higher education faces tight margins, rising applications, and shifting enrollment trends. CIOs push cyber and analytics, while dual-enrollment blurs K-12 and college. College Data, with K12 Data, delivers precision—verified contacts that reach the right buyer at the right time—helping vendors succeed with a unified K-20 strategy.
K12 Data revolutionizes education marketing with precise, verified contact lists tied to school demographics. Peertopia transforms hiring by offering free job postings actively delivered to educators, colleges, and ed-tech. Together, they create a unique ecosystem where data and outreach connect schools, vendors, and talent more effectively.
Why is TK so critical preparing students for better outcomes in k-12 education? Where did this idea stem from, how has it done, and are there any lessons taught here?
The pandemic exposed inequities in the U.S. education system, especially around technology access. Since then, major infrastructure investments have transformed how K–12 learning is delivered, though rural communities still face serious connectivity challenges. This blog explores how tech—including satellite internet and platforms like K12 Data—is helping bridge the digital divide.
A few things to love about selling into the K-12 space
Tips for School and District Email Communication to Parents.
Don't Get Complacent With Your Credit Card Payment Processing Provider.
It never hurts to share some kindness and it feels so good.
Keep it simple. Maybe there's gravity in your stuff and it's pulling you down.
Focus on the core of your business. Get that right and then move on, or not.
The importance of being earnest in business shouldn't be overlooked.
There is a technology divide this fall as many students will find themselves at home rather than in school. Here are some ideas for students without technology.
