Simba Information's 2008 National Textbook Adoptions Scorecard and 2009 Outlook : Simba Information

Simba Information's 2008 National Textbook Adoptions Scorecard and 2009 Outlook

Nov 20, 2008
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Introduction and Background
Role of Funding
Textbook Adoption Cycles
Key Adoption States
Increasing Complexity
2008 Textbook Adoption Opportunity and Results
2008 Math Sales Driven by Texas Elementary Spending
- Pearson’s enVisionMATH Dominates K-5 in Texas
- McGraw-Hill Captures 2nd Place
- Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Places 3rd
- Budget Crisis, Uncertainty Over Algebra Temper California Buying
- Mississippi Also Bought Math
2008 Off-Year for Science
Reading Sales Strong for K-5
- Florida Schools Offered Many Choices
- $79.7 Million for K-5 Reading in Florida
- Little Interest for Development Reading for 6-8
- Comprehensive and Supplemental Intervention Lag
- Alabama Pushed for Integration of Intervention in Reading Programs
- Intervention Sales in Alabama
- Pearson Commanded Alabama Elementary Segment
- PreK Is Small Segment
- Harcourt/Houghton Mifflin Combo
- Pearson Leads the Charge in Oklahoma
- Harcourt/Houghton Mifflin Strong in Oklahoma
- Harcourt Shows Strength in K-12 Louisiana Reading
- Little Reading Purchased in Idaho
Light Year for English Language Arts
- Indiana ELA Spending Estimated at $15 Million to $20 Million
Social Studies Big in North Carolina and Tennessee
- North Carolina Social Studies Spending Estimated at $57.9 Million
- Tennessee Social Studies Spending Estimated at $50.8 Million
McGraw-Hill Leads Simba’s 2008 Adoption Scorecard
Pearson, McGraw-Hill Titles Dominate K-5 Best-Sellers; HMH in 6-8
Electronic Providers Struggle to Find Adoption Path
- Florida Accepts Technology for Intervention
- Pearson Succeeds with Blended Approach in Math
- States Vary on Technology Acceptance
Forecast: Decline in Adoption Market in 2009
- California Is Largest Adoption Opportunity
- Math in Five States
- 2010 and Beyond
Table 1: Textbook Adoption States
Table 2: 2008 Textbook Adoption Opportunity, Selected Disciplines
Table 3: Texas 2008 K-5 Math Textbook Adoption
Table 4: K-8 Share, California Mathematics, 20 Largest Districts
Table 5: Florida 2008 Reading K-5 Adoption
Table 6: Alabama 2008 Reading and Literature Adoption
Table 7: Oklahoma 2008 Reading and Literature Adoption
Table 8: Louisiana 2008 Reading Adoption, K-5
Table 9: Louisiana 2008 Literature Adoption, 6-8
Table 10: Louisiana 2008 Literature Adoption, 9-12
Table 11: North Carolina 2008 Social Studies Adoption
Table 12: North Carolina 2008 Social Studies Adoption, K-5
Table 13: North Carolina 2008 Social Studies Adoption, 6-8
Table 14: North Carolina 2008 Social Studies Adoption 9-12
Table 15: Tennessee 2008 Social Studies Adoption
Table 16: Tennessee 2008 Social Studies Adoption, K-5
Table 17: Tennessee 2008 Social Studies Adoption, 6-8
Table 18: Tennessee 2008 Social Studies Adoption, 9-12
Table 19: Simba Information’s Adoption Scorecard, 2008
Table 20: Simba’s Best-Selling Textbook Series, 2008
Table 21: California’s Adopted Reading K-8 Materials, 2009
Table 22: Selected K-12 State Adoption Schedules for Bid Years 2008-2011