Technology director details infrastructure upgrades, device refresh and cybersecurity testing
May 11, 2026
Mr. Price outlined a major tech refresh: a Nutanics virtual server migration, purchase of 530 new wireless access points, 1,000 Chromebooks, 240 iPads, CrowdStrike endpoint protection, immutable cloud backups and a recent three‑week penetration test with remediation steps.
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The district technology director provided a comprehensive update on staffing, infrastructure upgrades, device refreshes and cybersecurity measures. He said the district partnered with Nutanics to expand and modernize the virtual server environment and purchased 530 wireless access points funded in part by e-rate or similar funding (transcript references funding sources but did not specify account lines). "We decided to increase [the virtual environment's] capabilities and to partner with a company called Nutanics to get a more robust and future proof environment," he said.
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