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Bath County Schools is collaborating with DPP, Facilities, and School Safety to complete upgrades to the district surveillance system using Verkada cameras, with an estimated cost of $350,000. The plan suggests work continues through 2024-2025 until all schools are upgraded. While Verkada is the incumbent, there is potential for networking, storage, access control, and ongoing maintenance or integration work around the new system.
Contract Admin
$350,000Jan 1, 2024Bath County notes that LANschool is not meeting teacher needs and plans to explore alternative Chromebook management and classroom monitoring tools. They intend to select another program if appropriate and provide comprehensive PD to staff. Classroom management and filtering vendors can introduce solutions, pilots, and training models aligned with Chromebooks and existing filters.
Pre-RFP
$25,000Jan 1, 2024The district plans to move all student registration to Infinite Campus Online Registration and continue using IC as the central SIS and payment system, budgeting about $11,000 in local funds. They note that full utilization of online registration was not yet achieved and remains a goal. SIS consultants and integration partners can help streamline forms, workflows, parent communication, and training to fully shift off paper.
Pre-RFP
$11,000Jan 1, 2023Bath County will continue providing teachers with access to an online curriculum to supplement instruction and support remote learning, budgeting about $20,000 in local funds. They also maintain Edgenuity as a remote learning platform for a full-time virtual academy. Online curriculum providers and implementation partners can offer alignment services, training, and potential platform enhancements or replacements over time.
Contract Award
$20,000Jan 1, 2024The district recently upgraded Follett library software and plans to continue the Follett Library Program in 2025-2026, budgeting about $13,000 via Title I. This confirms Follett as the standard library management system across schools. Library technology vendors can focus on integrations, digital content, and add-on services, while competitors may monitor for future contract cycles.
Contract Award
$13,000Jan 1, 2025The district has upgraded to Follett library software and eliminated on-premises library servers, budgeting about $13,000 in Title I funds for 2024-2025. All schools will use Follett as their library management system. Library technology vendors and Follett partners can support training, integrations with SIS and SSO, digital content, and reporting to maximize the investment.
Contract Award
$13,000Jan 1, 2024Bath County will continue using a password reset, ticketing, and asset management system (Incident IQ) in 2024-2025, with about $7,000 budgeted. The platform supports self-service password reset, ticketing, and data-driven purchasing decisions. While the core system is in place, there is room for integration, workflow tuning, and adjacent services like SSO, inventory, and automation.
Contract Award
$7,000Jan 1, 2024The district is finishing a Wi‑Fi upgrade across all campuses, with an additional $30,000 allocated in 2024-2025 to complete and tune new access points. The goal is robust wireless coverage that supports flexible instruction and 1:1 devices. Networking vendors and integrators can assist with design validation, remaining hardware, and ongoing monitoring and support.
Budget Planning
$30,000Jan 1, 2024The district plans to continue upgrading Wi‑Fi across campuses in 2025-2026 with about $10,000 budgeted for new access points. This follows recent installation of upgraded access points that improved student satisfaction with internet quality. Network equipment vendors and E‑rate consultants can help refine the AP roadmap, coverage design, and licensing while aligning with state ENA connectivity.
Budget Planning
$10,000Jan 1, 2025The plan emphasizes maintaining Microsoft and Google security best practices, MFA for all staff, SSPR, and a strong Microsoft Security Score. The CIO will gather data and present a cybersecurity overview to the local board during 2024-2025. Cybersecurity vendors can offer assessments, training, and managed security services aligned to their existing M365/Google environment.
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