In a June 3, 2026 IT report to the Board, the District detailed recent technology initiatives including migration to Microsoft 365, expansion of email/security services, camera deployments partially funded by a DCEO safety grant, and a strategic goal to explore AI for threat hunting. The report notes 52 Business Standard licenses, 37 kiosk email licenses, multiple shared mailboxes, and that the migration followed end‑of‑life for the desktop Office version to maintain support, feature updates, and security compliance. 87 for Microsoft 365 conversion projects, security (email security, Duo MFA, endpoint security), Cloudflare maintenance, and support labor.These details confirm that Sterling Network Integration is the current IT services partner and that the District is mid‑stream on a broader technology plan (2026‑2028 goal to “Create a Technology Plan to maximize efficiency,” including a comprehensive repair and replacement plan). This environment presents opportunities for follow‑on services such as IT strategy, cybersecurity assessments, camera and access‑control integration, training, and future system upgrades, even though the core Microsoft 365 migration work has already been contracted and largely implemented.

The IT report ties AI‑based threat hunting and an incident response plan to the 2026‑2028 Strategic Plan, implying ongoing cybersecurity investments and potential need for advisory and managed services.