Brandon-Evansville School Board Embraces Change
The Brandon-Evansville School Board has made the decision to transition to a new technology cooperative following the dissolution of its current provider, CMETS. This move reflects the board’s commitment to adapting to technological changes and ensuring efficient and secure internet and phone services for the district.
Key Considerations for the Transition
- The district is transitioning to a new technology cooperative due to the dissolution of its current provider, CMETS. Considerations for the transition include bandwidth speed, connection of school sites, and cybersecurity. These factors are crucial in ensuring a smooth and secure transition to the new technology cooperative.
- The district has chosen ECMECC as its new provider, citing its access to state-provided internet, shared firewall capabilities, and robust cybersecurity support. The annual cost of $18,055 reflects the district’s commitment to investing in reliable and secure technology services for its students and staff.
- The unanimous decision to go with ECMECC was made by the board, and the transition will take place in the spring.