Bob Collins outlines district device inventory, five‑year replacement plan
District technology presenter Bob Collins reported device inventory and a five‑year replacement cycle (297 Windows/Mac, 290 Chromebooks, 591 iPads), noted updated switches through 2029 and a pending e‑rate reimbursement; the board heard potential savings from an ESD contract renegotiation.
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Bob Collins, who presented the technology review to the Kettle Falls School District board, said the district must "Manage many types of devices, 5‑year replacement cycle, 297 Windows/Mac, 290 Chromebooks, 591 iPads." He told the board switches updated in 2024 are "good through 2029" and described a pending fiber‑optic upgrade with reimbursement expected from e‑rate.
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