Primary education
Connectivity solutions that empower digital learning.
The times have changed. And as education accelerates the digital learning transition, CommScope is committed to bridging the digital divide by providing the most reliable school networks made simple and adaptable for connectivity to your home, campus, and community.
5 phases of the transition to digital learning
Rich Nedwich, Global Director for Education at CommScope, shares with us how connectivity is enhancing education delivery and how (especially primary and secondary) schools are dealing with the pandemic across the world.
Challenges and opportunities on the path to the Digital Learning Transition
5 Phases of Digital Learning Transition
K-12 districts and schools are strategizing around the implementation and deployment of digital learning environments. Where are you on the Phases of digital learning transition?
Download education brochure (US)
Download education brochure (UK)
School Bus Wi-Fi
CommScope has developed a simple and reliable connectivity kit to help educators address the technical challenges of deploying school bus Wi-Fi.
Webinar Series – Connectivity in Distance Learning
There is a fundamental shift taking place in education and school districts and Network administrators have been forced to evaluate their current infrastructure as they determine how to support in-person and virtual learning during the current and post pandemic environment.
Private Networks and CBRS
Private LTE networks enable school districts to address communication challenges that only a dedicated, secure, ultra-high-quality network can reliably support. Learn how the RUCKUS CBRS LTE portfolio can help build your own private LTE network.
Converged wired and wireless
CommScope networks simplifies life for IT, while enabling them to deliver exceptional user experiences. Learn more about the CommScope products and SaaS offerings.
E-Rate
Our US-based E-rate program provides discounts on eligible telecommunications, Internet access, and internal connections to eligible K-12 schools and public libraries. Learn more about E-Rate and the eligible products and services offered by CommScope.
Featured resources
Stimulus Funding vs E-Rate Funding: What’s Next on the Funding Horizon for k-12 webinar
This event is focused on answering questions about existing stimulus funding available through CARES and subsequent aid packages, update you on planned stimulus legislation, discuss what is really on the horizon for the K-12 sector and connect you to professional resources available through the RUCKUS Grants Support Program.
Stimulus Funding
US-based stimulus funding is available to help secure and source IT network infrastructure projects. Understand and navigate funding with the CommScope Funding Program.
New Zealand Ministry of Education
Ministry of Education (New Zealand) showcases a student-focused network that offers schools and kura access to safe and fast internet services on CommScope’s edge networks.
Can school bus Wi-Fi help address digital equity?
One of the first things we’ve seen is equipping buses with Wi-Fi and LTE backhaul (such as the RUCKUS M510 access point) and park it in neighborhoods where families lack internet access serving as a hotspot for the students.
Vaping detection resources
Solution
Discover new ways to tackle the growing problem of student vaping: Use sensors powered by CommScope’s RUCKUS ICX switches and RUCKUS IoT suite to detect and deter vaping in school.
Additional resources
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Case Study: Forest Hills Public School District - Provides a Secure and Reliable Network, Cloudpath delivers BYOD security
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Case Study: Eton College - Boosting Its Wireless Network with RUCKUS and RivaNET
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Case Study: Baden-Baden Schools - German
The urban district of Baden-Baden with around 55,000 inhabitants maintains 20 public schools. For their 6,800 students and 400 teachers, they need a high-performance WLAN network in order to prepare the students for the demands of professional life through the use of digital teaching methods.
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Case Study: Schools in city district Baden-Baden are preparing students for the digital future - German
The city district of Baden-Baden maintains 20 public schools. Read here how a high-performance wireless local area network meets the connectivity needs of the 6.800 students and the 400 teachers and helps them to stay in touch with the digital teaching methods and each other.
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Case Study: Frasier Valley Regional Library - RUCKUS Switches Help Launch New Chapter in Online Library Services
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Case Study: Fairfax County Public Schools - Embracing BYOD via Cloudpath Enrollment System
Shelton saw an opportunity to extend the educational use of technology beyond district-owned assets and onto student-owned devices. The potential benefits to this new model, which became known as Bring-Your-Own-Device (BYOD), were numerous. Technology would no longer be something hidden off in a lab; it would be in every student’s pocket. The educational use of technology would no longer be time-boxed by class periods, and the availability of such technology would no longer be limited to the district’s IT assets. In essence, the educational experience would be available anytime, anywhere on any device.
Lessons Learned from Real-Work Deployment
RUCKUS Network Differentiators: What RUCKUS can do to take your network to the next level
Switches, Structured Cabling and Management
Better Together: Wired and Wireless Network Design
Partnering with Soter Technologies To Create an IoT Solution to Vaping
How to Design the RUCKUS Digital-Ready Campus
Connect your school to the esports boom
New Zealand Ministry of Education
Ministry of Education (New Zealand) showcases a student-focused network that offers schools and kura access to safe and fast internet services on CommScope’s edge networks.
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Download
Case Study: Forest Hills Public School District - Provides a Secure and Reliable Network, Cloudpath delivers BYOD security
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Download
Case Study: Eton College - Boosting Its Wireless Network with RUCKUS and RivaNET
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Download
Case Study: Baden-Baden Schools - German
The urban district of Baden-Baden with around 55,000 inhabitants maintains 20 public schools. For their 6,800 students and 400 teachers, they need a high-performance WLAN network in order to prepare the students for the demands of professional life through the use of digital teaching methods.
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Download
Case Study: Schools in city district Baden-Baden are preparing students for the digital future - German
The city district of Baden-Baden maintains 20 public schools. Read here how a high-performance wireless local area network meets the connectivity needs of the 6.800 students and the 400 teachers and helps them to stay in touch with the digital teaching methods and each other.
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Download
Case Study: Frasier Valley Regional Library - RUCKUS Switches Help Launch New Chapter in Online Library Services
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Download
Case Study: Fairfax County Public Schools - Embracing BYOD via Cloudpath Enrollment System
Shelton saw an opportunity to extend the educational use of technology beyond district-owned assets and onto student-owned devices. The potential benefits to this new model, which became known as Bring-Your-Own-Device (BYOD), were numerous. Technology would no longer be something hidden off in a lab; it would be in every student’s pocket. The educational use of technology would no longer be time-boxed by class periods, and the availability of such technology would no longer be limited to the district’s IT assets. In essence, the educational experience would be available anytime, anywhere on any device.
Lessons Learned from Real-Work Deployment
RUCKUS Network Differentiators: What RUCKUS can do to take your network to the next level
Switches, Structured Cabling and Management
Better Together: Wired and Wireless Network Design
Partnering with Soter Technologies To Create an IoT Solution to Vaping
How to Design the RUCKUS Digital-Ready Campus
Connect your school to the esports boom
New Zealand Ministry of Education
Ministry of Education (New Zealand) showcases a student-focused network that offers schools and kura access to safe and fast internet services on CommScope’s edge networks.