Growth potential The district recently completed a $14 million renovation and serves about 1,933 students across six buildings, signaling ongoing modernization and potential for upsell of integrated education tech, LMS enhancements, and facility-wide digital infrastructure upgrades.

Leadership transition With the retirement of the superintendent in 2026, there is an opportunity to engage the district during leadership changes for strategic partnerships, pilot programs, and long-term tech and safety initiatives aligned with the new administration.

Mental health partnership The new Hazel Health partnership indicates a receptiveness to student wellbeing solutions; explore expanding mental health, telehealth, counseling software, and data analytics services that integrate with existing systems.

Safety and compliance Grant-backed safety investments and ongoing security needs suggest a market for school safety hardware, incident management platforms, and compliance-ready technology integrations across campuses.

Digital and campus tech Existing tech stack (AWS, Google Workspace, WordPress, Wistia, Dynatrace, Autodesk) reveals openness to cloud-based collaboration, analytics, and design/engineering tools; cross-sell managed services, training, and platform optimization to drive efficiency and student outcomes.