As funding is phased out for some technologies and increased for others, here’s how you can get more of what you need.
New Jersey's New Brunswick Public Schools is retrofitting all 10 of its schools with LED tube lights to reduce use of electricity and natural gas.
Maryland's Cecil County Public Schools is installing a 2.5-megawatt solar photovoltaic project designed to meet approximately 92 percent of the district's energy needs.
New Jersey's Hillsborough Township Public Schools is undertaking a series of energy upgrades that will save the district approximately $1 million each year.
As massive Miami-Dade seeks to serve up a better digital experience to all of its students, getting WiFi right is a crucial part of the work.
The 10-port station is small enough to fit into a laptop bag or desk drawer and supports iOS, Android and most other platforms.
Designed and engineered for educational environments, the new 16-tablet cabinet includes integrated USB ports for charging and syncing.
California's Rosedale Union School District is launching a solar power initiative projected to save more than $2 million over the course of 20 years.
When Tim Peltz took over directorship of Information Systems for the Racine Unified School District in Wisconsin five years ago, Racine had a multitude of computing devices with the typical district mix: some that were 15 years old, some that were brand new, and a whole bunch in between.
California's Pajaro Valley Unified School District will install solar power systems, projected to reduce energy costs by approximately $380,000 each year, at five schools.