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Jenison board approves district Wi‑Fi and cabling upgrade under E‑Rate
Summary
The board approved a $259,561.78 Wi‑Fi and structured cabling upgrade with an anticipated 50% E‑Rate reimbursement; the district plans to replace approximately 245 access points and complete installation before the 2026‑27 school year.
The Jenison Public Schools Board authorized a Wi‑Fi infrastructure and structured cabling upgrade on Feb. 16 as part of the E‑Rate program. Phil Rowley, the district’s Director of Technology, outlined the scope: replace roughly 245 of about 300 access points, replace aging cabling in some areas, and keep more than 50 newer units installed during recent construction projects in service.
Rowley provided the project cost and reimbursement details: "The total project cost is $259,561.78, with an anticipated 50% E‑Rate reimbursement of $129,780.89, resulting in a net district cost of $129,780.89." The board approved the purchase unanimously. Equipment ordering will begin immediately and installation is expected after the close of the school year, with completion ahead of the 2026‑27 school year.
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