Boxlight announced a renewal of its decade‑long partnership with Clayton County Public Schools (CCPS), the sixth‑largest district in Georgia, which serves more than 50,000 students across nearly 70 schools. The extension includes a technology refresh that will replace aging Boxlight interactive displays with 75‑inch MimioPro G panels that are Google EDLA‑certified, giving teachers and students seamless access to Google Workspace and the Google Play Store.
Despite the positive tone of the partnership, Boxlight’s recent financial performance has been weak. In the third quarter of 2025 the company reported a 19.2% decline in revenue and a net loss of $6.2 million, while the fourth quarter of 2024 saw a 38.2% revenue drop and a $16.7 million loss. The deal with CCPS is therefore a modest revenue source in a period of shrinking top‑line growth and mounting losses, and it underscores the company’s strategy to secure long‑term contracts in the education market as it seeks to stabilize cash flow.
ProLogic ITS, a value‑added reseller and services provider, will manage the installation and ongoing support for the new panels. The company will coordinate product availability, schedule deployment across the district’s schools, and provide post‑installation training for teachers, ensuring a smooth transition for the 70‑plus schools involved.
Market analysts have responded cautiously. The consensus rating for Boxlight remains a “Hold,” and the company’s stock has fallen 59% year‑to‑date. Investors view the partnership as a positive but limited win amid broader concerns about Boxlight’s declining revenues, high debt covenants, and competitive pressure in the ed‑tech space.
The partnership reinforces Boxlight’s focus on the Google ecosystem, a key differentiator for schools heavily invested in Google Workspace. While the deal adds a steady stream of revenue and strengthens Boxlight’s presence in a large district, the company’s ongoing financial challenges suggest that the partnership alone will not reverse its downward trajectory. Boxlight will need to combine such contracts with broader cost discipline and product innovation to regain investor confidence.
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