West Central Area School Board Saves $112,000 Annually with New Internet Filtering Program

Overview: During the recent meeting of the West Central Area School Board, the most development was the decision to transition to a new internet filtering program, resulting in projected cost savings of approximately $112,000 annually over the next three years. This change comes after a competitor acquired the company with which the district had an extended contract, prompting the shift to a more financially advantageous arrangement. The board acknowledged a staff member’s essential contributions, particularly their efforts during the summer, which are important for ensuring a smooth start to each academic year.

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