List of LanSchool Customers
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Companies using LanSchool for Education ERP include: Randolph Eastern School Corporation, a United States based Education organisation with 147 employees and revenues of $20.0 million, New Mexico School For The Deaf, a United States based Education organisation with 105 employees and revenues of $10.0 million, Rotella School, a United States based Education organisation with 10 employees and revenues of $1.0 million and many others.
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New Mexico School For The Deaf | Education | 105 | $10M | United States | Lenovo Software | LanSchool | Education ERP | 2020 | n/a |
In 2020 New Mexico School for the Deaf deployed the cloud version of Lenovo LanSchool as an Education ERP to support a mixed-device environment and maintain student engagement during home-based distance learning. The deployment used Lenovo Software cloud hosting to provide remote classroom management capabilities across teacher and student endpoints, positioning LanSchool as the central Education ERP tool for instructional continuity during spring 2020.
Implementation focused on classroom management and instructional continuity, with teachers using Lenovo LanSchool to monitor student activity, manage lessons, and maintain engagement in synchronous and asynchronous remote sessions. The rollout emphasized mixed-device support to accommodate varied home hardware, and teachers adopted the tool quickly, reporting improvements in some reading and writing outcomes.
Operational coverage spanned the school system's three campuses in Santa Fe, New Mexico, and the organization continued using LanSchool when in-person classes resumed in fall 2021. Governance centered on school-level adoption and classroom teacher usage patterns to sustain continuity between remote and in-person instruction, keeping Lenovo LanSchool integrated into daily teaching workflows as the primary Education ERP tool for classroom management.
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Randolph Eastern School Corporation | Education | 147 | $20M | United States | Lenovo Software | LanSchool | Education ERP | 2019 | n/a |
In 2019, Randolph Eastern School Corporation implemented cloud-based LanSchool to provide classroom management and distance learning capabilities within its Education ERP environment. The implementation served the Randolph Eastern district in Union City, Indiana and was specifically chosen to support Chromebook based instruction across the district.
The deployment focused on classroom management and distance learning modules, delivering teacher controls for real time visibility into student screens and tools for remote troubleshooting. LanSchool provided the classroom management functionality needed to coordinate planned eLearning days and to support full remote instruction workflows.
Technical scope involved moving from a locally hosted LanSchool deployment to a cloud based LanSchool architecture, enabling centralized update distribution and consistent configuration across Chromebook fleets. The cloud deployment reduced device update friction, allowing IT to push seamless updates across the district and maintain consistent classroom settings.
Operational coverage prioritized teachers and district IT in Union City, Indiana with district wide rollout and standardized configuration for Chromebook based classes. The cloud based LanSchool implementation enabled planned eLearning days and was used to rapidly support full remote instruction during COVID 19, giving teachers real time visibility into student screens and easier remote troubleshooting.
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Rotella School | Education | 10 | $1M | United States | Lenovo Software | LanSchool | Education ERP | 2020 | n/a |
In 2020, Rotella School implemented LanSchool from Lenovo Software as part of a Lenovo device and LanSchool bundle to scale a rapid 1:1 Chromebook rollout and to support distance learning during the spring 2020 period. The deployment used LanSchool within the Education ERP context to deliver classroom management and device administration capabilities across a district scale deployment.
The implementation focused on classroom management and device and IT administration functionality, including teacher-facing controls for instruction and content control, classroom monitoring, and remote instructional support. LanSchool was configured to streamline teacher workflows for lesson delivery and to centralize device policies and licensing under the Lenovo bundle offer.
Operational coverage extended across approximately 14 schools in Waterbury, Connecticut, with the deployment supporting both instructional staff and IT operations for Chromebook fleet management. The rollout was executed to enable rapid scale during an emergency shift to distance learning, positioning LanSchool as the primary classroom management component in the district device stack.
Governance and operational outcomes were explicit, the district reported increased student engagement and saved roughly $20,000 in licensing costs in the first year, reflecting centralized licensing through the Lenovo device and LanSchool bundle and simplified administration for teachers and IT staff.
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