Managed IT for districts that can't afford a bad Monday.
Network downtime during testing week, a help desk ticket that sits for days, an E-rate filing done wrong: in a district, IT problems become classroom problems fast. We manage the systems so your staff don't have to.
Free Total EdTech Program Assessment
Contact us for a free total assessment of your district's EdTech program. We'll deliver a comprehensive report covering everything below: a complete picture of where your technology program stands today. No commitment required.
- Hardware & device fleet review
- Network, Wi-Fi & security posture check
- Compliance gap check: CIPA, FERPA, and state privacy law
- Unused funding opportunities: E-rate, state, and federal grants
Four areas we own end to end
Help desk & on-site support
A staffed help desk during school hours, with defined response times and on-site technicians dispatched for what can't be solved remotely, sized to your district's ticket volume, not a generic SLA.
Network, Wi-Fi & security
Design, monitoring, and hardening for the network every classroom depends on, segmented for student devices, staff systems, and guest access, with continuous monitoring for intrusion and outages.
Device & fleet management
Provisioning, imaging, and lifecycle management for 1:1 Chromebook and tablet programs, including MDM policy, repair coordination, and end-of-life refresh planning.
Funding & compliance
We can help fund your district's technology program: E-rate applications, state and local grants, and congressional appropriations, alongside CIPA-compliant content filtering and data handling practices built around FERPA and your state's student data privacy laws. To date, we've secured more than $2.73M in E-rate funding, $3.5M in state and local funds, and $3.5M in congressional appropriations grants for our districts.
What districts typically see
- Help desk tickets resolved in under 2 hours on average
- Zero unplanned downtime during testing windows
- Funding secured: $2.73M+ E-rate, $3.5M+ state & local, $3.5M+ congressional grants
- A single monthly report your board can actually read
How an engagement begins
1. Network assessment
We audit your current infrastructure, ticket history, and compliance posture, typically 2–3 weeks.
2. Transition plan
A phased rollout scheduled around your calendar, so cutovers happen outside instructional time.
3. Ongoing management
A named technician and monthly reporting cadence, with an SLA defined in your contract.
Have a bond or budget cycle coming up?
We can help you scope an IT plan before the budget gets set, not after.