New Clients Welcomed in June

June has been an exciting month for Rocket as we continue to expand our reach and help more schools and organizations revolutionize their recognition systems with our interactive displays. We are thrilled to welcome our new customers who have joined the Rocket family this month. This timeline highlights the incredible schools and organizations that have partnered with us in June, enhancing student engagement and fostering community pride through our innovative solutions.

Week 1

To start off the month, three schools from the Midwest officially decided to implement Rocket in their communities. Located in Kansas City, Missouri, Metropolitan Community College was the first school to join on June 1st. Following suit just days later, on June 7th, were Roosevelt High School in Minnesota and Kearsley Community Schools in Michigan.

Week 2

During the second week of the month, a pair of southern organizations made the decision to join Rocket. Clinch County News in Georgia and York Technical College in South Carolina will both be funding touchscreens in their areas.

Week 3

The second half of the month welcomed schools from across the country. Despite being miles apart, Bourgade Catholic High School in Arizona and Bishop Loughlin Memorial High School in New York both recognized that Rocket’s touchscreen hall of fame would be impactful in their communities.

Week 4

To end the month, several schools established their partnership with Rocket. Soon, all of these schools will have Rocket showcased in their communities. 73 Stepinac Varsity Football and Lake Placid High School in New York have now joined the many other schools in their state to have virtual award recognition. Throughout the beginning of the month, a number of Midwestern schools chose Rocket, and the last week was no different. Redford Union Junior High School in Michigan, Marshfield High School in Wisconsin, and Baldwin Wallace University in Ohio helped round out the month. Vandegrift High School in Texas and the University of Northern Alabama were the two southern schools to join the Rocket family. Representing the West Coast was Saint Mary’s College of California Visitor’s Center, which will soon be placing touchscreen technology in their facility.

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In June, Rocket welcomed 15 new customers, enhancing our commitment to revolutionizing school recognition systems with our interactive displays. We are excited to partner with these innovative schools and organizations, helping them to increase student engagement and foster community pride.

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