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More than 38 million students are using Chromebooks in schools throughout America, and each family asks the same question: What happens if my student breaks their device? And who pays for it? Although it’s a common question, there isn’t a common answer. Working at K-12 Tech Repairs, we’ve spent 14+ years repairing K12 School District […]
Every year, the calendar fills up fast. 2026 is no different, with K–12 conferences happening across the country that give district leaders and educators the opportunity to learn from peers, share what’s working in their schools, and build connections that carry well beyond the event itself. While every state offers a lineup of valuable conferences, […]
One month into new school phone bans, districts are already seeing fewer fights, better focus, and more social connection. But concerns over safety, equity, and funding remain. Here’s a look at what the first weeks reveal about the challenges and opportunities of these phone bans in schools.
With recent EdTech shifts and news of layoffs, districts have asked how we’re holding up. The truth? We’re steady - and grateful. It’s taken quiet planning, frugal choices, and a focus on what matters most: supporting schools with consistency and care. Here’s how staying lean helps us keep schools first, even in uncertain times.
Getting families to sign up for your Device Complete Club might take more than one reminder. Here are some tips we put together to help boost enrollment, reach more families, and make your school’s program a success.
It’s happened again. A viral TikTok trend is making its rounds and this time it’s doing more than disrupting class. Students are intentionally setting fire to their Chromebooks by inserting objects into USB ports, leaving schools with melted devices, costly repairs, and a scramble to respond. Here’s what you need to know about this trend and how to get past the next one.
If you’ve seen your next device quote, you probably already know: costs are going up. This has left many schools looking ahead and asking the same question: how can we make the devices we already have last longer?
With most student testing happening on 1:1 devices, preparation goes beyond study guides. Having the right accessories, backup devices, and a clear plan helps prevent disruptions. From ensuring students have the right tools to preparing for last-minute tech issues, here’s how schools can keep testing on track.
Some schools are making the switch to only using Chromebooks district-wide. This move can boost cost savings and collaboration, but the transition isn’t always easy. In our latest blog, we’ve put together key recommendations and considerations for districts looking to make this change.
Upgrading devices for your 1:1 program in 2025? This guide covers key features to look for and top device picks to balance student needs, tech support, and budgets, helping you build a sustainable program.
Discover how proposed tariffs could increase school device costs by 35% and strain tech budgets. Learn actionable strategies to save, extend device lifespans, and reduce repair expenses.
Attending an EdTech conference can be motivating and inspiring, but with packed schedules and dozens of booths, it can also be overwhelming. That’s why it’s helpful to go in with a plan. Here are actionable tips that will help you stay energized and focused to maximize your experience: 1. Define Your Goals The first step […]
Introduction Managing Chromebooks can be costly and time-consuming, especially when replacing them every four years and handling repairs in-house. K-12 Tech offers a simpler solution with full life-cycle management services. By working with us, your district can save money, reduce the workload on your team, and keep devices in great condition for longer. Current Challenges […]
