Hitting Their Stride 2021: Equity, Outcomes, and the Impact of COVID

The decline in Fall 2020 higher education enrollments—especially at community colleges— has been well reported.¹ However, the impact…

Driving Toward a Degree 2021: Caseload, Coordination, Student Engagement, and Equity

Driving Toward a Degree is a research collaborative for increasing student success across the higher education landscape. Since…

Tyton Partners Continues its Growth with the Elevation of Jeff Dinski to Partnership

Former operator and entrepreneur becomes the first elected partner in firm history The leadership team at Tyton Partners…

The Resilience of K-12 Teachers

Our survey took the pulse of K-12 teachers to get a sense of how their practice evolved this current year – and what next year has in store for them.

And One Platform to Rule Them All

As the U.S. collectively emerges from the pandemic, we see no slowdown in enthusiasm for EdTech among investors. The pace and size of deals across all dimensions of the education market continues to grow. And the enthusiasm seems well-warranted. K-12 and post-secondary institutions find themselves with new federal funds to deploy and corporations are as eager as ever to upskill, reskill or simply retain talent through sponsored training.

Tyton Partners Promotes Kristen Fox to Managing Director

Tyton Partners is pleased to announce the promotion of Kristen Fox to Managing Director in the firm’s consulting…

After COVID-19: Driving Academic Transformation Through Public-Private Partnerships

Just over a year ago, in a matter of a few weeks nearly every American college and university…

Survey: Parents and Caregivers Increasing Agency Over K-12 Schooling Choices

Tyton Partners releases “School Disrupted,” a three-part series investigating the scale and scope of alternative education models and…

The LXP Market Emerges

LXPs are more than a fad. They represent an investible EdTech category that is quickly becoming central to corporations’ efforts to upskill and reskill employees.

Beyond the Noise: The Case for Capitol Capital Budgeting

Over the past 12 months, the federal government has directed an unprecedented amount of money — nearly $75 billion — to U.S. higher education

Q1-2 Trends and Transactions: Corporate Training and Workforce Development

Market activity in corporate training and workforce development across the first four months of 2021

The New Gold Standard in EdTech Investing

As we enter the second quarter, it seems increasingly clear that the pace of deal activity established in the second half of 2020 is likely to continue through 2021.