Long-Term Tech Planning for the K-12 Digital Maintenance Gap

This playbook explores how to advocate for network infrastructure updates that are key to closing the K-12 digital maintenance gap. The list of internet-connected technology being added to K-12 schools and districts continues to grow — from smart boards and access control to heating, cooling, and even water systems. Emerging technologies are poised to further stress networks. Maintaining that infrastructure is critical to school operations and doing so effectively requires new alignment between facilities and IT.  This playbook explores how K-12 technology leaders can help the budget office, administrators, and board understand how a modern, well-maintained network infrastructure supports districtwide goals. Facilities and technology leaders can work together to prepare campuses for what’s next. Highlights include: From staffing to infrastructure to emerging tech, why districts struggle to prioritize network upgrades. Five steps tech directors can take to introduce and advocate for network infrastructure upgrades. The value of long-term planning in ensuring a district can keep pace as technology evolves.

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