Services · Schools & Churches

IT for schools and churches, from someone who already does it.

Cameron handles IT for a private K-8 school in the Chattanooga area, so PTC knows how a school day and a Sunday morning actually run: Wi-Fi that holds up when every room logs on at once, devices that are ready when people walk in, and a building that's documented for whoever comes next.

SERVICE PLANPTC
SITEYour school or church
ROOMSClassrooms, offices, sanctuary, halls
USERSStaff, students, volunteers
BILLINGOne flat monthly rate
PROJECTSWritten quote before work starts
STATUSREADY

What we take care of

For schools

  • Classroom Wi-Fi built for a full room of devices
  • Content filtering on the school network
  • Chromebook and laptop setup, repair, and tracking
  • Google Workspace or Microsoft 365 accounts for staff and students
  • Cameras on entrances, hallways, and parking lots
  • Big projects scheduled around the school calendar

For churches

  • Wi-Fi for the sanctuary and fellowship hall
  • Guest Wi-Fi kept separate from the church office
  • Wired connections for the livestream and sound booth
  • Office computers, printers, and email
  • Cameras on doors, hallways, and parking lots
  • Simple instructions volunteers can actually follow

Why it fits

SCHEDULE

Built around your calendar

We plan work around class time and services, so the building is ready when people walk in.

DOCUMENTED

Ready for whoever's next

Staff and volunteers change. Every cable, password location, and device is labeled and written down so nothing walks out the door with one person.

BUDGET

No surprise invoices

Ongoing support is one flat monthly rate. Projects get a written quote before any work starts, so you can take it to your board first.

A day in the building

Ready before the first bell.

Most of what keeps a school running happens before students arrive and after they leave. Here's what a normal day looks like from the network's side.

SCHOOL DAYEXAMPLE
  1. Overnight
    Updates installedDone after hours, never during class.
  2. 7:30 AM
    The building wakes upWi-Fi, printers, and front-office computers are ready before the first car pulls in.
  3. 8:00 AM
    First bellEvery classroom logs on at once, and the network holds.
  4. 10:15 AM
    Projector won't connectA teacher texts Cameron. It gets fixed remotely, no waiting for a visit.
  5. 12:30 PM
    Visitors on guest Wi-FiKept separate from student and staff devices.
  6. 3:15 PM
    Car lineCameras cover the pickup line and every door.
  7. 10:00 PM
    Backups runFiles are copied safely while the building sleeps.
ALL CLASSROOMS ONLINEA normal day, start to finish.

How it works

  1. STEP 1Walk-throughWe tour the building, look at what you have, and hear what keeps breaking.
  2. STEP 2Written quoteYou get the plan and the price in writing before anything is installed or changed.
  3. STEP 3Ongoing supportCall, text, or email when something comes up, and we keep everything documented as it changes.

Let's walk your building.

Tell us about your school or church and we'll get back to you within one business day.