We handle device buying, setup, repair, and recycling — all in one program. Built for district IT teams running 500 to 5,000 student devices.
The equipment your district purchased in 2020-2022 are aging out. Budgets have not increased. And Admin Console was built for policy, not the logistics of maintaining a whole student fleet.”
60% of districts handle up to ten broken devices every week. Without a loaner mechanism, each one puts the student offline. Most IT teams continue to use a paper sign-out form to track it.
Source: LocknCharge K–12 Device Research, 2024
Every year, more than half of all districts lose at least 6% of their fleet. At $350 per gadget and 2,000 students, there's $42,000 in unanticipated spending - and that doesn't include a single repair cost.
Source: Frontline Education District Survey
93% of school districts in the U.S. plan to buy Chromebooks. Products bought during the pandemic are reaching the end of their useful lives. Getting rid of and replacing everything at once costs the most. It doesn't have to be that way.
Source: Mordor Intelligence 2025 · U.S. PIRG Education Fund 2023
Your team no longer has to deal with a bunch of different vendors, spreadsheets, and workarounds. We don't work on top of Admin Console; we work with it.
Buy Chromebooks and accessories in bulk and save money. Each one is set up and given a tag before it leaves the warehouse.
Devices arrive ready for use in the classroom, having been enrolled, assigned, and inventoried prior to the first day of school.
Break-fixes are handled with a loaner issued on the same day. A shattered screen should not result in a student missing a week of class.
Certified data wipe, appropriate recycling, and any remaining device value credited to your district.
We understand what your legal team, corporate office, and school board will ask. We built every aspect of our service on those replies.
We never sell or distribute student information. For students under the age of 13, we adhere to COPPA guidelines through your district's existing consent process. Before we begin, we sign a Data Privacy Agreement (DPA). It meets the FERPA criteria. It also covers state privacy laws, such as SOPPA in Illinois and AB 1584 in California.
We set each device to function with your existing content filter, not to replace it. Your CIPA policy is enforced at the device level. Students can’t get around it with a VPN or proxy, even off campus.
Every retired device has its data deleted according to federal NIST 800-88 requirements. You receive a Certificate of Destruction to preserve in your FERPA records, which is exactly what your district's legal staff will request. The R2/RIOS standard for responsible electronics disposal governs the recycling of physical devices.
K–12 purchasing doesn't follow one path. Whether your district needs a formal RFP or can move faster through a cooperative contract vehicle, we understand the landscape — and we'll help you find the fastest compliant route.
The cooperative purchasing frameworks listed below are the most commonly used by K-12 districts to procure technology services. Each was competitively bid and adheres to public procurement legislation. Tell us where your district stands, and we'll let you know which option is the fastest for you.
Don't see your state contract?
Contact us — we'll confirm your purchasing path within one business day.
Adjust the slider to your fleet size. The data are updated in real time based on published K-12 industry averages.
How many student devices does your district have?
Estimates based on published K-12 data include an 8% annual damage rate (LocknCharge K-12 Device Research, 2024), an average repair cost of $115, and a 6% annual device loss (Frontline Education District Survey). The average device replacement cost is $300, with a district schedule range of $200-$500.74. The free fleet audit calculates your real costs, which will vary.
Get your exact numbers — free auditWe will compare your Chromebook models to Google's Auto Update Expiration (AUE) dates. Then we'll estimate your repair costs over the next three years. You'll learn how much your old devices are worth in recycling - as well as how much managed service costs per device, each year.
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