Schools & Education

Structured Cabling & Low-Voltage Systems for Schools

Classroom drops, telecom closets, paging and projectors, installed by BICSI-certified technicians for K-12 schools and campuses across central Ohio.

A school building runs on its low-voltage systems: the network in every classroom, the paging that reaches every hall, the displays at the front of the room and the cameras at the doors. J&M Connections has completed structured cabling and network infrastructure projects for K-12 schools across central Ohio, including Independence School and Briggs School, and for the Ohio State University campus.

Related services: Structured Cabling · Networking · Audio / Video · Security

Classroom ceiling with a suspended-tile grid, recessed lighting, and a ceiling-mounted projector positioned above a teacher's desk area. (Briggs School)

What we install

Structured cabling

Cat 6a, Cat 6, Cat 5e and fiber to classrooms, labs, offices and telecom closets, terminated, labeled and tested.

Networking

Routers, switches and firewalls, plus IT room and data closet design-build.

Audio / video

Paging systems, central sound reinforcement, monitors, projectors, screens and SMARTboards.

Security

CCTV, access control and burglar alarm systems for entrances and common areas.

Projects in this sector

Classroom ceiling with a suspended-tile grid, recessed lighting, and a ceiling-mounted projector positioned above a teacher's desk area. (Briggs School)Education

K-12 Education — Independence School, Briggs School & Additional Districts

Structured cabling and network infrastructure for K-12 schools across central Ohio.

Structured CablingNetworking
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Aerial view of an Ohio State University practice football field with a large red end zone reading OHIO STATE, an athletic support building, and a parking area in the background.Infrastructure

Fiber to OSU Towers

Fiber optic infrastructure work at the OSU Towers on the Ohio State University campus.

Structured CablingFiber Optic
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Planning a project?

A few things that make the first bid accurate:

  • Tell us your calendar. If work has to happen over a break or outside class hours, say so in your bid request and we will plan the schedule around it.
  • Send the drawings you have. A floor plan lets us count drops and size each telecom closet in the written bid.
  • Let us know if the project is bid through a general contractor or carries prevailing-wage requirements. The bid form asks both.

Ready to scope your project?