K-12 Purchasing
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Reliant Media is proud to announce its recent selection as a qualified participant in the Alabama K-12 Joint Purchasing Program (ALJP), administered by the Alabama State Department of Education. This participation allows Reliant Media to provide innovative information technology products and services specifically designed for K-12 schools across Alabama, enhancing educational opportunities in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM).

As an approved vendor under the ALJP, Reliant Media will supply a diverse range of STEM products, including robotics kits, interactive digital displays, and other engaging learning tools. These resources aim to foster creativity, critical thinking, and collaboration among students, preparing them for future challenges in an increasingly tech-driven world.

“The inclusion of Reliant Media in the ALJP underscores our commitment to advancing education through technology,” said Chad Keithley, President of Reliant Media. “We are excited to collaborate with Alabama’s educational institutions to provide tools that inspire students and enhance their learning experiences.”

The Alabama K-12 Joint Purchasing Program is designed to streamline purchasing processes for local education agencies (LEAs) throughout the state. By participating in this initiative, Reliant Media will help ensure that schools have access to high-quality, cost-effective STEM educational resources. The program emphasizes collaboration among various educational entities, including public K-12 schools and state universities, to maximize purchasing efficiency.

In line with the requirements outlined in Title 16 Chapter 61E of the Code of Alabama 1975, Reliant Media meets the necessary ISO 9001 certification standards, ensuring the delivery of top-tier products and services. The ALJP will enable Reliant Media to adapt and expand its offerings as new educational technologies emerge.

“We are looking forward to making a meaningful impact on the education landscape in Alabama,” added Chad Keithley. “Together with our partners in the ALJP, we can help cultivate the next generation of innovators and leaders.”