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Clayton County Public Schools
See how a large school district uses Lexmark printers to reduce expenses, minimize IT burden and gain new visibility into its output environment.
Fayette County Public Schools
Kentucky elementary school uses Lexmark Translation Assistant to improve communication with families
Mineola Union Free School District
The Mineola Union Free School District’s investment in Lexmark products and solutions is projected to generate a 301% return on investment (ROI) in the first four years. Additionally, Mineola UFSD will break even on the investment within one year and achieve net benefits of $1.1 million in four years
Oklahoma City Public Schools
Oklahoma City Public Schools' IT department faced a significant challenge with managing a large number of forms across the district. By partnering with Lexmark, they were able to streamline their processes, reduce unnecessary printing, and improve overall productivity.
Roslyn Union Free School District
Located less than 20 miles from midtown Manhattan, the Roslyn Union Free School District encompasses several upscale residential communities on Long Island’s north shore. The district operates five schools under a $96 million annual budget and employs 272 teachers who serve 3,400 students.
Toledo Public Schools
Serving the children and families of Toledo, Ohio, Toledo Public Schools (TPS) strives to produce competitive college and career-ready graduates. With a rigorous curriculum, high standards and accountability, TPS provides instruction for approximately 22,000 students annually and is the fourth-largest school district in the state. Products in use: Lexmark printers and multifunction products Lexmark Print Management and Secure Print Release Lexmark Copy Center solution.
York Region District School Board
Canada’s York Region District School Board (YRDSB), the third largest in Ontario, serves 113,000 students, has opened 73 new schools since 1999, and is scheduled to open 11 more between 2009 and 2012. The district’s 2008– 2009 budget exceeds $987 million.