The board approved disposal of a large quantity of unrepairable and end‑of‑life technology, including hundreds of Lenovo 100e Chromebooks across all buildings, multiple Acer/Dell devices, numerous Cisco network switches, dozens of Cisco 2802 wireless access points, many Epson projectors, SmartBoards, and several staff computers and iPads. This indicates that core 1:1 student devices, LAN switching, wireless, and classroom display equipment at Twinsburg schools are at or beyond end of life and being removed from inventory. Because these assets are being written off with no replacement listed in the agenda, the district will need to backfill student devices, network infrastructure, wireless coverage, and classroom presentation tools in FY2026–2027 and likely beyond.This creates upcoming demand for Chromebook fleets, network switches, APs, interactive panels, projectors, and AV integration services, potentially leveraging E‑Rate and other funds. Vendors can engage IT and curriculum/technology leadership now around lifecycle plans, financing, and rollout support tied to the Strategic Plan and Chromebook fee program.

Chromebook fee of 30 per student (PreK–12) is in place, which may help support device lifecycle funding; multiple Cisco models are explicitly marked end of life, suggesting a possible platform refresh or migration opportunity.