Cabrillo Point Academy’s 2026-27 LCAP and adopted budget include a dedicated Technology action (Goal 1, Action 4) to purchase servers, student laptops, modems/routers, hotspots, and cybersecurity software to support its non-classroom-based independent study model. The budget shows $677,000 in LCFF funds for technology in 2026-27, with narrative emphasis on easier hotspot access, improved family tech onboarding, and clearer communication on student device needs. This indicates active planning for large-scale student device refreshes, networking gear, and security solutions, but no specific vendors are named, suggesting the procurement approach is still being shaped. IT hardware, filtering, MDM, cybersecurity, and helpdesk providers can position around lifecycle planning, bundled device-and-support offerings, and cloud/security architecture suited for a virtual charter with ~6,400 students and very high tech-dependence.

LCAP notes interest in cybersecurity software, hotspots, Chromebooks, servers, and parent tech onboa...