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Technology director recommends $46,075 E-Rate bid; district plans email-security measures
Summary
Director of Technology Eric Nush recommended awarding an E-Rate bid for $46,075.19 for wireless equipment (district cost after 40% reimbursement approx. $27k); the packet also reviewed helpdesk metrics and a phased email-security rollout begun in 2025.
Eric Nush, CETL Director of Technology, presented helpdesk metrics (8,511 closed tickets in 2025; 1,711 tickets as of March 11, 2026) and recommended the Board award an E-Rate bid of $46,075.19 to purchase wireless access points and related hardware requested for E-Rate 2026. The packet notes the E-Rate program reimburses roughly 40% and that the district’s net cost is approximately $27,000.
Nush outlined the district’s email-security timeline and implementation steps: the district investigated SPF, DKIM and DMARC beginning August/September 2025, implemented monitoring in October/November 2025, and moved to rejecting non-originating Homer 33C messages starting December 2025. Professional development and cybersecurity conference participation were also described as ongoing supports for the technology team.
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