
Wi-Fi 6E rollout across a 12-site district
The testing window was creaking under a new 1:1 Chromebook program. We redesigned for density, refreshed access points, and handed back a network that disappears when students are working.
Pillar 02 — The invisible floor
Every classroom initiative eventually traces back to the network. Your teachers shouldn’t feel it. Your students shouldn’t wait on it. Dewpath designs, deploys, and supports wired and wireless infrastructure that scales with 1:1 device programs, streaming video, state testing, and AI workloads — and then steps out of the way.
Full-stack design and deployment — from core switching to classroom access — so every part of your district shares the same reliability.
High-density wireless for 1:1 classrooms, state testing windows, and streaming-heavy days. Inquiry doesn't get interrupted by a spinner.
Campus and district-wide switching, PoE for access points and cameras, routing built for multi-site districts.
Firewalls, content filtering, segmentation, and identity-aware access — tuned to student privacy rules, not recycled from an enterprise playbook.
New construction, modernization, and cabling upgrades that hold up to the next decade of classroom needs.
Site surveys and current-state assessments that ground your project plan before you commit to a purchase order.
Pillar 03 — Teacher as facilitator, not transmitter
The best teacher isn’t a channel that pours information into a student; she’s the person who structures the conditions for inquiry. Dewpath helps districts deploy enterprise-grade AI where that role stays intact — AI as an instrument for teacher judgment, not a replacement for it.
Districts across the country are moving from experimenting with AI to deploying it at the enterprise level. Federal guidance now authorizes Title I and Title II funds for AI tools and educator training. States including Ohio and Tennessee already require formal AI policies, and California’s model policy is due by July 2026. The question isn’t whether to adopt AI — it’s how to do it responsibly, at scale, and in compliance with FERPA, COPPA, and emerging state mandates.
Dewpath delivers multi-cloud AI built specifically for K-12. We work with your district to assess readiness, build governance, configure controlled AI grounded in district-approved curriculum, and provide the professional development and managed services that keep it running after launch day.
Every district needs an AI acceptable use policy before AI tools reach staff or students. Dewpath builds that governance with you — informed by the CoSN K-12 Gen AI Maturity Tool, the TeachAI Guidance Toolkit, and the compliance requirements emerging from state mandates. We assess your district's readiness across leadership, operations, data, technology, security, legal, and academic AI literacy, then deliver a prioritized roadmap and board-ready policy documentation tailored to California requirements.
Not a generic chatbot deployment. Dewpath architects AI environments on enterprise cloud infrastructure from Microsoft Azure, Amazon Web Services, and Google Cloud — where responses are grounded in your district's own curriculum documents, pacing guides, and instructional frameworks. Role-based access means teachers, students, and administrators each see AI appropriate to their role. Every interaction is logged, auditable, and compliant with FERPA and COPPA.
Technology without training is shelf-ware. Dewpath delivers professional development through a train-the-trainer model, equipping building-level AI champions who drive adoption across your schools. After deployment, managed services cover platform optimization, usage analytics for your board, vendor vetting for new AI tools, and policy updates as state and federal guidance evolves.
We evaluate your district's AI readiness across seven domains and benchmark you against peer districts and state compliance requirements — so you know exactly where to start.
We recommend the right AI platform for your stack — Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, or both — and architect with your curriculum documents at the center, not a vendor's default.
Single sign-on, role-based access, content safety guardrails, age-appropriate settings. Teachers access AI through the tools they already use, so adoption doesn't start with a new login.
Hands-on professional development for educators and administrators, built around responsible AI practice — so your district can answer questions from parents and board members with specifics.
Ongoing platform management, compliance monitoring, usage reporting, and policy updates as the landscape shifts. You don't have to track every regulatory change — we do.
Whether you’re writing your first AI policy or ready to deploy across every campus, Dewpath brings the compliance expertise, technical architecture, and education-first judgment that K-12 actually needs.
How districts work with Dewpath
Representative scenarios across our three pillars — classroom tech, network infrastructure, and AI. Every one is a problem we’re set up to run. Your district’s version of the story could be here next.

The testing window was creaking under a new 1:1 Chromebook program. We redesigned for density, refreshed access points, and handed back a network that disappears when students are working.

A high school wanted students doing the writing on the board, not just watching the teacher. Front-of-room displays and teacher workstations, deployed over a single summer.

A board-ready acceptable use policy built alongside a controlled AI pilot grounded in the district's own curriculum — so the first time teachers met the platform, it already knew their pacing guide.
A building-level AI champion cohort, trained to drive responsible adoption across classrooms and admin teams without waiting for a central-office rollout.
A security architecture update aligned with California student data privacy requirements — so a district could say yes to new AI tools without relitigating the rulebook every quarter.
Representative scenarios — not specific customer engagements. Real district stories will appear here as projects complete.
What makes us different
The K-12 reseller category is crowded with companies that sell you a box and walk away. Dewpath is something else: a partner whose job is to make the buying, deploying, and storytelling disappear — so your team can spend its time on students.
Your district gets a Dewpath agent on the channels you already use — text, Slack, email, phone. Always on, always informed. Quote status, order tracking, E-Rate questions, answered in the moment you ask.
Your technology investments shouldn't stop at the classroom door. We help you tell the story — to boards, parents, and the communities that fund the work — so the impact is as visible as the line item.
Same-day quotes. Real-time order visibility. E-Rate compliance handled, not handed off. Every pain point in K-12 procurement is something we exist to eliminate — one by one.
The first time you work with us, you’ll realize how much friction you were tolerating.

About Dewpath
Dewpath takes its name from John Dewey— the American philosopher who argued that classrooms aren’t waiting rooms, they’re where students actually live. That belief is the reason we exist. Every day your district waits on a slow quote or wrestles with E-Rate, students don’t have the tools to build, investigate, or create.
We’re K-12 only. Los Angeles based. Sage-led, but we ship. Our job is to make the procurement, compliance, and storytelling disappear so your team can spend its time on students.
“Education, therefore, is a process of living and not a preparation for future living.”