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Bedford County Public Schools submitted a 2026-2027 Title II, Part A application to fund division-wide professional learning, induction, and licensure support. About $341,646 in federal funds will pay staff leading PD, tuition assistance, conferences, M2 Mirrortalk/Swivl coaching tools, and assessment fees. The district is expanding AI literacy, microlearning, Canvas/MasteryConnect training, and data-driven PD tied to SOL performance. Vendors in PD services, AI/edtech coaching tools, and licensure/assessment prep can help shape the contracted services and training menu over the grant period.
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$341,646Jul 1, 2026Student Supports proposes a three-year contract for Navigate 360 covering threat assessments, discipline referrals, eHall Pass, Suite 360, and CSTAG training. The total three-year contract is $103,000, with a note that the district already pays for two of these programs costing $69,000 over three years. This indicates consolidation around Navigate 360 is planned or underway; firms offering training, implementation support, or complementary safety tools can explore integration and PD opportunities around this platform.
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$103,000Jul 1, 2026The district paid Landscape Workshop Parent LLC $8,067.28 across three invoices for "Growing Season Maintenance" at multiple schools (BnES, FES, JFHS). This indicates an outsourced grounds and landscaping maintenance program covering several campuses. Grounds and facilities service providers can treat this as evidence of an existing contract and plan for future rebids, expansions, or enhancements such as field care and irrigation.
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$8,067Jun 30, 2026Bedford County Public Schools’ 2026-27 Title III plan funds one-fourth of the cost of Ellevation Foundation, a centralized data platform for English learner progress monitoring. Title I and local division funds will cover the remaining three-fourths, indicating a multi-source, multi-year investment in EL data infrastructure. This is relevant for EL data/assessment and SIS vendors who can offer integration, analytics, or complementary tools around Ellevation and future upgrades.
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$3,663Jul 1, 2026Title III funds for 2026-27 will be used to purchase Ellii, an online EL instructional platform, for five ESL teachers. The narrative highlights Ellii’s standards alignment, differentiated supports, and interactive lessons to strengthen English language development. This is useful intelligence for competing or complementary EL curriculum and EdTech providers on existing tools, budgets, and potential expansion or renewal cycles.
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$1,250Jul 1, 2026Multiple invoices to Elevating Equipment Inspection totaling $1,665 cover elevator inspections at several school sites (LMS, FMS, JFHS, GIB, NLA, SRMS). This reflects an ongoing contracted elevator safety and maintenance program across the district. Facilities and life-safety vendors gain insight into the current inspector and can watch for future elevator modernization, repair, or competitive inspection contracts.
Contract Award
$1,665Jun 30, 2026The budget shows a $150,000 decrease in the Operating Fund because an online subscription for Edmentum was moved to the Textbook Fund. This suggests Edmentum remains an active digital curriculum or intervention platform, now funded as instructional materials. Competing or complementary EdTech vendors can note Edmentum’s incumbent status and explore add-on content, integrations, or future replacement conversations when textbook and digital resource contracts are revisited.
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$150,000Jul 2, 2026The district will continue a tuition assistance and licensure support program in 2026-2027, targeting 5.2% of teachers on provisional licenses and those teaching out-of-field. Title II funds cover up to $2,000 annually for provisionally licensed staff and $1,000 for fully licensed teachers seeking high-need endorsements, plus full payment to iTeach. BCPS also funds Praxis and other assessment fees. Providers of online coursework, alternative certification, test prep, and university partnerships can engage as preferred programs to serve Bedford’s high-need subject areas.
Grant Funding
$89,546Jul 1, 2026The district will use Title III funds in 2026-27 to support ESL teachers and administrators attending EL-focused conferences and PD (VESA, VATESOL, VaSCL, WIDA, VDOE workshops). Needs assessment data show staff want more training on strategies for EL students. This indicates active demand for high-quality EL PD offerings and suggests the division may be open to bringing in external providers or virtual training aligned with WIDA and Virginia standards.
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$950Jul 1, 2026The district will run EL parent and family engagement workshops in each of the three high school zones in fall 2026, funded in part by Title III materials and supplies. Workshops cover teacher communication, grade access, website navigation, attendance, postsecondary options, and CTE pathways, with translated materials and refreshments. This presents an opening for vendors offering family engagement curricula, translated resources, and tools that support communication with multilingual families.
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