Summit Valley School District
Hybrid classrooms lacked a consistent platform, and device management was handled manually per school. We deployed a district-wide Microsoft 365 EDU standard.
Hybrid classrooms lacked a consistent platform — some schools used Teams, others used a mix of email and paper handouts, and device management was handled manually, school by school, by whichever staff member happened to know the most about computers. A device issue at one school could take days to resolve, and there was no districtwide way to push a security update or lock a lost device.
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We deployed Microsoft 365 EDU with Teams-based hybrid classrooms and Intune-managed device fleets across the district, giving every school the same platform and IT one console to manage every device.
Defined one Teams-for-Education classroom structure and device policy to be rolled out identically at all 12 schools.
Migrated schools in waves through the term, starting with the two most tech-ready to build a repeatable playbook.
Enrolled every district device into Intune for centralized policy, patching, and remote lock/wipe capability.
Ran short per-school training sessions so every teacher started the following term on the same platform, no exceptions.
We'd scope the same kind of engagement for your business, with timelines and effort against each stage.
For the first time, a teacher who transfers schools mid-year doesn't have to relearn anything. It's the same Teams setup everywhere.
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