District Growth The MSD of Wabash County serves around 2,200 students across multiple schools and a non-traditional program, indicating an opportunity to discuss scalable solutions across K-12 administration, student information systems, and online credit recovery. With a mid-sized district footprint and online program, there is potential for platform integrations and blended learning tooling.

Leadership Change A new superintendent appointment effective July 1, 2025 suggests a period of strategic planning and stakeholder engagement. This creates an opening for executive-level presentations on district-wide technology upgrades, data analytics, and long-term modernization projects aligned with the new leadership's priorities.

Tech Modernization Current tech stack includes Google services, Cloudflare safeguards, HTTP/3, and security measures like reCAPTCHA and Bot Management, signaling readiness for cloud-based education platforms, secure web services, and scalable digital infrastructure upgrades.

Financial Scope Revenue range of 100M to 250M places the district in a substantial budget tier for education technology, facilities modernization, and student support programs. Opportunities exist for procurement of integrated SIS/ LMS solutions, analytics, and equity-focused programs that align with district-scale funding.

Staff & Programs With 51-200 employees across five townships and three elementary schools plus multiple high schools and an online program, there is potential for solutions that streamline operations, professional development, and multi-site communications, as well as partnerships around online credit recovery and extended learning.