Esports In School

70% of K12 schools are now considering introducing competitive gaming to its curriculum in some shape or form.

K12 institutions are starting to see the potential of adding esports to the curriculum as it’s becoming an important aspect of supporting student recruitment into higher education. Currently, there are more than 200 colleges and universities offering nearly $15 million in scholarships to high school students.

Identifying Needs and Goals.

We offer our expertise in technology to help schools dive into the pre-planning process to ensure that their investments and venue design support both their immediate needs and long-term goals.

Keeping technology on point is an important part of staying competitive.

Laying the right technological foundation can be the key to building an esports program’s momentum.

Provide the right components to optimize the gaming experience or outfitting an sports facility.

The cornerstone of the setup is the infrastructure that runs the games and connects fans to gameplay: security, data center, connectivity, cloud computing, digital signage and cabling solutions.