Teachers need computing devices that help them nurture what matters.

Nearly 1/3 of K-12 IT
leaders plan to retire
within the next five years.²

By deploying, managing and updating devices via 
the cloud, IT can do more from anywhere.

Streamlined access to apps, like Microsoft 365 and LanSchool, helps maximize instruction time.

Districts use 1,449 different digital tools on average per month — up 52% over pre-pandemic levels.³

Video collaboration, via tools like Flip, is easier with performance-first hardware and Windows 11
user-focused features.

8 out of 10 educators
would like to see
their schools use more video, attributing its use to better
student outcomes.⁵

Ransomware attacks are up for K-12 and extremely costly—Baltimore County spent almost $9.7 million responding to a ransomware attack.⁵

Lenovo devices with Windows 11 help ensure data privacy with chip-to-cloud security, backed by the seamless protection of ThinkShield solutions.

Windows 11 makes it easier to meet, teach, and share content with Microsoft Teams.

61% of educators expect the added flexibility of meeting online to be 
a lasting positive impact of 
the pandemic.⁶