State College Area School District is bringing its in-plant into the digital age.

By Ellen Kollie

Chambers admits that, initially, she had to sell the idea. But she got the support she needed. As a result, paper and printing costs, as well as storage space, have been saved.

“Because toner is already dry when it comes out of the copier, we’ve been able to speed up our turnaround time,” she points out. “That’s our biggest improvement. Jobs have gone from taking 10 work days to taking just three to five days.”