Chippewa Valley Schools teachers, administrators, parents, and students aren’t content to settle for anything less than a first-rate, technologically-rich learning environment – which is why they turn to Inacomp.

In their aggressive pursuit of leading-edge educational solutions, district decision makers called upon Inacomp to deliver the hardware and networking know how it takes to create a completely “wired” school district. Inacomp’s answer: 6000 brand-new PCs connected via a proprietary fiber optic network deployed throughout the district’s technology center, administration facilities, and all elementary and secondary schools.

Technological teaching tools are only worthwhile, though, if students and teachers have ready access to them. So Inacomp created the ideal solution: “mobile computer labs” in the form of carts equipped with sixteen wireless-enabled laptops, ready to be deployed in any classroom on a moment’s notice. Roll them in, turn them on, and the learning begins.

A school district which has spent $47 million on technology, in which every school has its own computer labs and websites, in which every classroom has PCs, clearly understands the value of a tech-enabled education. And that’s why when it came time to undertake the largest NT to Windows 2000 migration in Michigan in 2002; Inacomp is the technology company that the Chippewa Valley school district trusted to complete such a monumental task.