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The Fredonia Central School District is a public school district. It protects the privacy and security of student, teacher, and principal data.
The Douglas Stewart Company is the leading distributor and marketer of computer products, consumer electronics and school supplies exclusively serving the education market. Our commitment to superior customer service, long-term relationships, product selection and unique channel marketing programs have established The Douglas Stewart Company as the preferred source for the most complete network of resellers who sell to faculty, staff and students of K-12 and higher education institutions. Our goal is to add value to both our vendors, the manufacturers and publishers who develop products, and to our resellers who sell those products to faculty, staff, and students. We link more than 10,000 products with over 2,500 resellers in the United States and Canada. Long-standing relationships with our vendors allow us to offer quality, education-specific products and marketing services for resellers. Our U.K. subsidiary, Douglas Stewart EDU Limited, provides the same level of distribution and marketing services to vendors and resellers in Europe.
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As the largest provider of K−12 contracted instructional services in the United States, Catapult Learning, Inc. has dedicated the past four decades to improving academic achievement for all students through its research-based programs. Catapult Learning’s team of 5,600 educators work every day to achieve sustained academic gains and build teacher and leadership capacity through programs that include intervention, alternative school education, assessment, school improvement, and professional development solutions. Catapult Learning partners with 18 of the 20 largest Title I districts in the United States, helping over 300,000 students reach their fullest academic potential.