KwikBoost, a U.S.-based custom charging solution technology manufacturer, and Grapevine-Colleyville ISD, a Grapevine, TX-based public school district, have partnered to create a contact-free technical support solution to deploy, service, and manage the devices students and teachers use during remote learning with KwikBoost secure Store and Go Lockers.
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When the current public health crisis closed K12 school buildings, school administrators had to quickly adapt their education models to support remote learning. The move to remote learning and no-contact policies created new challenges for district leaders: device deployment, management and technical support.
“We have partnered with K12 school districts across the country for over 10 years to help create exceptional spaces for students and faculty with our charging solutions. As schools closed their buildings and moved to remote learning, we felt compelled to help those administrators by developing a new product to that give students and staff the contact-less IT support they needed,” said Joe Mecca, president of KwikBoost.
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“When our district moved to remote learning because of COVID-19, we needed to find a way to keep redefining how we provided support to our students and staff. The growing concerns with COVID-19 had us looking at how we could cut down on our overall exposure for technical staff and the end-users. With KwikBoost, we were able to use their secure, Store and Go Lockers to develop a technology exchange solution that keeps our students and staff safe while still providing the technical support needed for online learning,” said Kyle Berger, Grapevine-Colleyville ISD chief technology officer.
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