Simba Information's 2015 National Textbook Adoption Scorecard with 2016 Outlook
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Simba Information's 2015 National Instructional Materials Adoption Scorecard and 2016 Outlook
Simba Information’s 2015 National Instructional Materials Adoption Scorecard and 2016 Outlook report consolidates Simba’s ongoing research of the K-12 textbook adoption market in 2015 in one report.
This report provides background on the textbook adoption process, examines in detail the sales results of specific state adoptions Simba tracked in 2015 and previews the landscape and trends in instructional materials adoptions in 2016 and beyond.
The 2015 edition can stand alone as the most comprehensive compilation of statewide adoption results. Holistically, the 2015 edition with 2016 outlook is a continuation of the Simba tradition of providing necessary business and market intelligence of the adoption market.
Prepared by the analysts at Simba Information, the 2015 National Instructional Materials Adoption Scorecard and 2016 Outlook features:
Simba Information’s 2015 National Instructional Materials Adoption Scorecard and 2016 Outlook report consolidates Simba’s ongoing research of the K-12 textbook adoption market in 2015 in one report.
This report provides background on the textbook adoption process, examines in detail the sales results of specific state adoptions Simba tracked in 2015 and previews the landscape and trends in instructional materials adoptions in 2016 and beyond.
The 2015 edition can stand alone as the most comprehensive compilation of statewide adoption results. Holistically, the 2015 edition with 2016 outlook is a continuation of the Simba tradition of providing necessary business and market intelligence of the adoption market.
Prepared by the analysts at Simba Information, the 2015 National Instructional Materials Adoption Scorecard and 2016 Outlook features:
- Analysis of most significant discipline in 2015, including Texas social studies, second-year math sales in California, and initial science sales in North Carolina;
- Results by discipline in individual states;
- Results by grade segments;
- Scorecard of results and market share by publisher;
- Progress of digital transition in adoption states;
- Impact of funding constraints and changes in state academic standards;
- Adoption process policy changes by state;
- State-by-state calendar of key adoption opportunities in 2016—2019.
- Methodology
- Simba Information’s 2015 Instructional Materials Adoption Scorecard and 2016 Outlook
- Introduction and Trends
- State Standards Replace Common Core
- More Tech, if not Quite all the Time
- More IM Choices; Downward Price Pressure
- Longer Review Periods
- Improved State Funding, Not Necessarily Increased Spending
- 18 States Form Core of Textbook Adoptions
- Adoption Cycles
- 2015 Textbook Adoption Opportunities and Results
- Focus in Texas: K-12 Social Studies
- Pearson Holds K-5 Lead
- McGraw-Hill Leads 6-12
- Geography Book Revised
- Technology Predominates
- California Schools Continue Focus on Mathematics in 2015
- Non-Commercial Choices
- Spanish and French Dominate Florida Sales
- Stragglers for ELA and Math
- Delayed Decisions
- Santillana Dominates World Languages
- Pearson, Cengage Command CTE
- North Carolina Schools Begin to Buy Science
- McGraw-Hill Leads in Early Science Purchasing
- Georgia Takes a Year off
- Digital Transition Accelerates
- SAFARI Helps Digitize Georgia Schools
- Purchasing Light in Oregon in 2015
- Mixed Choices
- Selected 2015 Adoption Results in Other States
- McGraw-Hill Education Tops 2015 Adoption Publisher Scorecard
- Pearson Places Second
- HMH Secures Third Place
- 2016 Outlook Features Stability
- New Science Standards Adopted More Quietly
- Increasing Digital Implemental
- McGraw-Hill Powers up Open Court for Digital Era
- Total K-12 Enrollment Inches up in 2016
- State Highlights Ahead in 2016
- Alabama Schools to Buy New Science Materials in 2016
- California ELA IS 2016 Sweet Spot
- 20 Publishers Enter Florida’s CTE, World Language and Arts Adoption
- In the Wings in Florida
- Foreign Language and ESOL up Next in Georgia
- Oklahoma Schools Eye Reading/Literature and Languages in 2016
- Oregon Approves Math for Purchase in 2016
- West Virginia Will Purchase Science in 2016
- Texas Prepares for 2017
- Tables
- Table 1: Instructional Materials Adoption States
- Table 2: Texas K-12 Social Studies Adoption Sales
- Table 3: World Geography Sales, Texas 2015
- Table 4: California K-8 Math Adoption, Selected Results, 2015
- Table 5: Florida K-12 World Languages (Spanish & French) Adoption Sales, 2015
- Table 6: Florida 6-12 Career and Technical Education/Agriculture Adoption Sales, 2015
- Table 7: North Carolina K-12 Science Adoption Sales, 2015
- Table 8: Georgia 2015 Sales Sampler
- Table 9: Simba Information’s Adoption Publisher Scorecard, 2015
- Table 10: Next Generation Science Standards States
- Table 11: Publishers with Approved Comprehensive Programs in the Alabama 2016 Science Adoption
- Table 12: Approved Programs in English Language Arts/English Language Development for 2016 California Adoption
- Table 13: Florida 2016 CTE (6-12), World Languages (9-12), Health/PE (6-8),Arts (6-12) Bid Submissions
- Table 14: Georgia Language Approved List, 2016
- Table 15: Georgia K-12 ESOL List 2016
- Table 16: Approved Programs for 2016 Oklahoma PreK-12 Reading/Literature Adoption
- Table 17: Oklahoma Modern Language List 2016
- Table 18: Oregon 2016 Mathematics List
- Table 19: Approved Materials for 2016 West Virginia Science Adoption
- Table 20: Texas Proclamation 2017 by the Numbers
- Table 21: Selected K-12 State Adoption Schedules for
- Purchase Years 2016-2019
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