Board renews EduCLIMBER data platform with Renaissance for $70,500
The board approved a three-year renewal for the EduCLIMBER student-data platform, paid upfront at $70,500 from the 2025–26 curriculum technology referendum budget, with vendor-provided staff training included.
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The Wisconsin Rapids Board of Education approved a three-year renewal of EduCLIMBER, a data platform from Renaissance, at an upfront cost of $70,500 to be funded from the 2025–26 curriculum technology referendum budget.
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