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Bermudian Springs plans Apple lease-and-buyback to replace aging student devices, expects savings
Summary
The Bermudian Springs superintendent told the board the district will pursue an Apple lease-and-buyback program to replace devices up to 15 years old, standardize operating systems ahead of mandated online testing and free up funds for reinvestment; administration estimates savings of “anywhere over $50,000.”
Dr. Sterner, the district superintendent, told the board the district will pursue an Apple lease-and-buyback arrangement to replace a wide range of aging devices and standardize operating systems.
"We have devices that are all the way to 15 years old" and "this is our best option for us," Dr. Sterner said, adding that the program could save "anywhere over $50,000." The proposal would sell or trade in existing devices into a buyback program that pays into the replacement fund and puts…
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