CPC Partnership Series: Bobcat Company
CPC Webinar – Bobcat Company In this webinar we talk with Bobcat about their new products and how to efficiently maintain your facilities and grounds.
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CPC Partnership Series: Lightspeed
CPC Webinar – Lightspeed How Instructional Audio Can Help Overcome Listening Challenges: – Overcome masks that muffle the teacher’s voice, – Implement social distancing and remote learning without compromise,– Support … Read more
CPC Partnership Series: STOPit Solutions
STOPit Solutions is providing your schools with a leading Anonymous Reporting Solution designed to improve school security by giving students and teachers the tools they need to recognize, respond quickly … Read more
New E-Rate Vendors
CPC has onboarded two E-Rate management vendors, Solix and E-Rate Elite. Please note that there is a special filing window for E-Rate that will close soon. USAC’s second FCC Form … Read more
New E-Rate Vendors: E-Rate Elite and Solix
CPC has awarded contracts to E-Rate Elite Services, Inc. and Solix in the category of E-Rate Consulting Services.
Pitsco: STEM for in-person, blended, and remote learning.
Resources to help you teach and learn wherever you are
New CPC Vendor: Hanes
We are happy to announce that CPC now hosts a contract for adult and youth sized reusable face masks with Hanes!
CPC Partnership Series: Newsela
Join CPC Partner Newsela for a discussion on districts’ back-to-school priorities, anticipated challenges, and recommendations for bridging learning gaps and jumpstarting learning recovery this fall. Learn more about CPC’s contract … Read more
CPC Partnership Series: Trinity 3 Technologies
Trinity3 Technology offers a complete line of custom configured name brand, new and re-certified Chromebooks, laptops and desktops to the K-12 Education marketplace. Learn how Trinity3 Technology can help you … Read more
CPConnect: Distance and Hybrid Learning
In-person learning, hybrid learning, and distance learning will all present technological challenges to districts this fall. Similarly, municipalities and nonprofits will need to remain as flexible as technology allows until the threat from the coronavirus has passed.