Committee considers district-wide printer replacements after ID printers began failing
September 11, 2026 | Fall River Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
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Presenter (S4) told the subcommittee several school ID printers have failed; staff can print centrally in the short term but recommended getting quotes to replace units. Committee members suggested a district-wide lease or replacement plan with spare machines available to swap during repairs.
Members said the printers matter for nutrition and attendance scanning and that the district previously discussed a larger printer refresh. Presenter (S7) reported signing a recent DocuSign for printer orders and promised to compile a full list of machines and their condition so the committee can plan a phased replacement or three-year lease.
Members said the printers matter for nutrition and attendance scanning and that the district previously discussed a larger printer refresh. Presenter (S7) reported signing a recent DocuSign for printer orders and promised to compile a full list of machines and their condition so the committee can plan a phased replacement or three-year lease.
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