Board authorizes E‑Rate technology projects, allows up to $20,000 district commitment
The board unanimously authorized using FCC E‑Rate funding for wireless access points, fiber cabling, UPS units and switches and allowed Director Ben Reath to enter vendor agreements that could cost the district up to $20,000 in 2026–27.
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The Iron Mountain Board of Education voted 7-0 on March 9 to authorize pursuit of E‑Rate funding and to permit limited district cost-sharing for technology projects.
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