Introducing Education Bridge: The Industry’s First Comprehensive Service Suite for K-12 Publishers

 Education Bridge is an unparalleled suite of services and solutions designed specifically to support K–12 educational publishers—connecting concept to classroom through an integrated offering delivered by KnowledgeWorks Global Ltd. (KGL), Sheridan, and Continuum, three companies united under CJK Group.

Combining the specialized expertise of KGL, Sheridan, and Continuum, Education Bridge serves as a single point of support for content creation, printing and manufacturing, in-class experiences and sourcing, and fulfillment. Together, these services form a tailored solution, thoughtfully developed to help K-12 educational publishers streamline complex processes, shorten timelines, and efficiently deliver high-quality content and learning products with confidence.

“With tight deadlines, complex workflows, and an ever-changing learning landscape, K–12 publishers face challenges that demand thoughtful, end-to-end solutions,” said Atul Goel, President of Continuum and KGL. “By uniting our companies’ strengths, we’re offering the first-ever comprehensive support suite for educational publishers, enabling them to optimize operations and focus on creating impactful learning experiences.”

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