Disbursement and revenue reports for April 2026 show significant IT-related investments funded through the Educational Technology Equipment Act (Fund 31900) and other capital funds. The district has an ongoing technology support contract with Community Tech Solutions, including a 2025-2026 technology support agreement (~$8,369 plus tax) and network infrastructure work (Ubiquiti wireless bridge hardware and installation). Additional purchases include Google Workspace for Education Plus licenses from CDW-G, an indoor media board and locker-room clock system from Nevco, and numerous hardware, peripherals, and classroom devices from Amazon (iPads, docking stations, headphones, mice, surge protectors, laminators, etc.).These transactions demonstrate a committed IT modernization program with an established support vendor but also evolving needs in infrastructure, classroom devices, audiovisual, and cloud software. For other vendors, this is valuable incumbent and scope intelligence: there may be opportunities for complementary solutions (e.g., cybersecurity, device management, classroom AV integration, LMS tools, or analytics) that integrate with Google Workspace and existing network setups. Over the next 1–2 years, the district will likely revisit support contracts and Ed Tech purchases as Fund 31900 balances are drawn down, creating windows to propose upgrades, add-on modules, or bundled services.

Fund 31900 shows $441,753.88 in YTD expenditures with a remaining budget balance, signaling room for further EdTech projects. Google Workspace for Education Plus and media board investments shape the district’s current platform environment.