Boxlight announced an extension of its decade‑long partnership with Clayton County Public Schools (CCPS), the sixth‑largest school district in Georgia, replacing aging interactive displays with new 75‑inch MimioPro G Google‑EDLA‑certified panels in all middle and high school classrooms.
The new displays provide seamless access to Google Workspace and the Google Play Store, enhancing collaboration and digital learning for more than 50,000 students across nearly 70 schools.
While the contract’s exact financial value is not disclosed, it represents a significant revenue opportunity for Boxlight and fits into the company’s strategy to deepen relationships with large public‑school districts and expand its U.S. footprint. The deal adds a stable, long‑term revenue stream in a district that serves a substantial student population.
Boxlight’s recent financial performance has been challenging: Q2 2025 revenue fell 19.9% year‑over‑year to $30.9 million, and Q3 2025 revenue was $29.3 million, a decline from $36.3 million in Q3 2024. The new partnership may help offset these trends by securing a sizable contract, although the company has not yet quantified the impact.
CEO Dale Strang has emphasized the need to align costs with revenue and position the company for recovery, noting that strategic investments in high‑return verticals and cost discipline are key. The CCPS extension fits into this approach by locking in a long‑term customer and reinforcing Boxlight’s focus on the education sector.
The deal underscores Boxlight’s broader strategy to capitalize on the growing demand for Google‑EDLA‑certified interactive displays, which integrate with the widely adopted Google Workspace ecosystem in schools. By expanding its presence in large districts, Boxlight aims to build a more resilient business model amid competitive pressures.
Overall, the partnership extension represents a strategic win for Boxlight, providing a stable revenue source and reinforcing its market position while the company continues to navigate broader financial challenges.
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