PREFERRED VENDOR/PARTNER n Stark Tech www.starktech.com Stark Tech is a market leading technology provider, delivering customized solutions with master systems integration, equipment, and service, and building analytics that drive sustainability goals and keep facilities on their mission. In addition, our certified technicians provide ongoing support through maintenance plans that ensure long-term performance and efficiency. n Eagle Systems, Inc. www.eagleny.com Award winning, 33 year old locally owned & operated office technology company with offices in Buffalo and Jamestown, New York. Eagle Systems provides authorized sales and service from multiple manufacturer’s product lines. Offerings include environmentally sustainable compliant copiers, printers, scanners, barcode printers, interactive white boards, commercial grade shredders, folding machines and software to promote organizational efficiency, productivity and work flow automation. n Siemens Industry usa.siemens.com/smartschool Siemens is committed to making K-12 education succeed for everyone – students, educators staff, and their communities. Your Smart School starts with smart infrastructure. That means we work together to create the optimal environment for learning, one that is healthy, safe, and comfortable, as well as connected. STEM programs and Tuscarora Nation partnerships, NWCSD has established itself as a regional leader in community-centered education. As Ljiljanich notes, the path forward remains clear through continuing to strengthen NWCSD’s caring and compassionate academic environment. This sustained focus ensures students will graduate prepared to thrive in an evolving economy while carrying forward the district’s core values of inclusion and excellence. fighting a battle,” informs every decision. “You have to be extraordinarily cognizant of that when you’re working with our community, our students and our staff,” he emphasizes, noting how this awareness shapes NWCSD’s compassionate culture. Looking ahead, Ljiljanich’s vision remains characteristically focused yet expansive. “It would be to continue to improve on what I believe is a caring, compassionate and focused academic environment here in Niagara-Wheatfield,” he says, when asked about objectives for the next two years. It’s a vision that honors NWCSD’s transformation while recognizing education as an ongoing journey of refinement and growth. EDUCATING FOR TOMORROW Niagara-Wheatfield Central School District exemplifies how intentional investments in infrastructure, technology, and cultural inclusivity create transformative learning environments. From its $100 million facilities modernization to innovative 10 CIVIL AND MUNICIPAL VOLUME 06, ISSUE 06
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