Cooperative Purchasing Connection
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Pitsco understands that out-of-school-time (OST) programs play a vital role in extending learning beyond the classroom, offering students a safe, engaging, and enriching environment during out-of-school hours.
That’s why they’ve designed their catalog with OST educators in mind. Inside, you’ll find ready-to-use kits filled with teacher-approved materials that transform into exciting, student-centered activities.
When people hear the name Cooperative Purchasing Connection (CPC), they often think of schools. And it’s true, many of our contracts help educational organizations purchase the products and services they use every day. But schools aren’t the only organizations benefiting from CPC contracts.
Express is a flexible eProcurement solution built for public agencies that lets your staff shop online and helps your finance team manage spending. From wiffle balls, to HVAC filters, to … Read more
The CPC Contract Catalog contains roughly 75+ vendors listing contract numbers, contacts, and member discounts, making it easy for schools, cities, counties, and nonprofits to purchase from awarded contracts without starting a procurement process from scratch.
Access to reliable internet is essential for learning, communication, and community engagement. That’s why Kajeet created Connected Communities, a digital equity program designed to help schools, libraries, and nonprofit organizations provide affordable wireless internet access to the people who need it most.
In this webinar, participants will learn how districts are responding to these challenges through innovative staffing models, service delivery strategies, and operational best practices.
Refreshing a library or learning space doesn’t require a massive budget—it just takes the right strategy. When funds are limited, thoughtful planning and smart design choices can make all the difference.
Facility managers often face the challenge of justifying the purchase of new cleaning equipment. With limited budgets and numerous demands, convincing upper management to invest in new machines can be challenging.
Our partnered vendor Demco recently published a helpful guide that supports educators and planners in rethinking how physical environments can better serve today’s learners.
In this Q&A, Dr. McCray discusses how schools can foster effective learning environments, support diverse student needs, and cultivate environments where every learner feels seen and supported.