Expanding Education Programs Monterey Peninsula Unified School District is set to launch two Early College High School programs in partnership with Monterey Peninsula College starting Fall 2026, indicating an opportunity to provide educational technology, curriculum solutions, or program management services.

Investments in Support Services The district has recently received substantial state funding, including nearly 2 million dollars to expand preschool services and a 500,000 dollar homeless innovation grant, presenting prospects for vendors offering early childhood education resources, student support platforms, or related social service solutions.

Focus on Student Well-Being Partnership initiatives like Housing for Kids to secure stable housing for families highlight an openness to collaborative programs that address student stability and welfare, creating opportunities for partnership with social impact technology providers or housing support services.

Workforce Development Efforts Recent programs like the new bus driver cadet training initiative demonstrate the district’s efforts to strengthen staffing and operational capacity, which could benefit from workforce training technologies, staffing solutions, or operational management tools.

Community Engagement & Events Active participation in community events such as art shows and teacher recruitment fairs signals a focus on stakeholder engagement, opening doors for communication solutions, event management platforms, and community outreach services.