Centralia School District No. 401, WA

Centralia School District No. 401, located in Washington, serves approximately 3,300 students across 8 schools and 12 district locations. Before One to One Plus, the district relied on scattered spreadsheets and disconnected systems to manage technology assets and support requests. By implementing One to One Plus, Centralia centralized operations, improved device accountability, and expanded the…

OTO and TED: A Crack in the Case

OverviewThe Tools You Want and Need One to One Plus combines essential K-12 technology management with advanced tools such as invoicing, parts tracking, and e-signatures. Key Asset Management Capabilities Asset Management Help Desk Users and Location Management Mobile App Integrations Managing Your Devices Has Never Been Easier Integrate with MDM systems to import and manage…

7 Device Breakage Patterns to Review Before You Act

School districts across the country are managing thousands of devices assigned to students and staff. With device loss and misallocation becoming a growing financial burden, more districts are implementing mid-year audits to ensure every device is accounted for. These audits not only protect budgets but also strengthen accountability, streamline reporting, and improve asset management practices…