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IT Support for Private Schools in Claremont and the Inland Empire
Classrooms, offices and families all depend on your technology working at 8 am. Integrity Tech supports private and independent schools with campus networks, student and staff devices, and protection for student and family records.
Student Data Deserves Real Protection
Schools hold sensitive records: student information, health and learning plans, family contact details and tuition payments. A ransomware attack or compromised staff account can shut down classes and expose that data.
The rules depend on your school. FERPA applies to schools that receive funds under U.S. Department of Education programs, which many private schools do not. California's Student Online Personal Information Protection Act (SOPIPA) limits how operators of K-12 websites, apps and online services use student data, so it shapes which edtech vendors you choose.
California's general data security and breach notice laws (Civil Code 1798.81.5 and 1798.82) can also apply to the personal information you keep about families and staff. We help you put reasonable safeguards in place and document them.
What We Handle for Your School
Campus Wi-Fi and networks
Chromebook, iPad and laptop management
Content filtering
Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace support
Student data protection
Backups and offsite replication
Classroom technology
How We Work With Schools
Local Help for Schools Near Claremont
We're based at 9439 Archibald Ave in Rancho Cucamonga, a short drive from Claremont, Upland and La Verne. When something can't be fixed remotely, we come to campus.
Nearby cities we serve: Claremont, Upland, Pomona, Rancho Cucamonga, Ontario, Chino, Chino Hills, Fontana, Corona.
School IT: Common Questions
Does FERPA apply to private schools?
Only to schools that receive funds under U.S. Department of Education programs. Many private schools don't. Even when FERPA doesn't apply, families expect their records to be protected, and California's data security laws may still apply.
What is SOPIPA?
California's Student Online Personal Information Protection Act limits how operators of K-12 websites, apps and online services can use and share student information. It applies to the vendors, so it's a useful standard when you evaluate edtech tools.
Can you manage our Chromebooks or iPads?
Yes. We handle enrollment, updates, apps, filtering policies and lost-device lockdowns through your management console.
Can you do big projects over the summer?
Yes. We plan network upgrades, device refreshes and account cleanup for breaks so classes aren't disrupted.
Do you work with our student information system?
We support the computers, networks and accounts around it and coordinate with your SIS vendor on application issues.
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