Boxlight Corporation announced that its Symphony platform and Symphonic Series have been recognized with four Tech & Learning Best of Show Awards at ISTE 2026. The company received awards in both the Primary Education and Secondary Education categories, highlighting the innovation and impact of its next-generation campus communication and school safety solutions. The awards underscore Boxlight's commitment to delivering a unified technology ecosystem that connects classroom instruction, campus communication, emergency notification, and school safety through a single integrated platform.

Presented by Tech & Learning, the Best of Show Awards honor products that demonstrate exceptional innovation, feature set, reliability, performance, and value for educators. Winners are evaluated by an independent panel of industry experts and editors during ISTE 2026. The products recognized through the awards represent some of the most innovative technologies showcased at the event, highlighting companies that are transforming education through meaningful innovation and practical impact in schools worldwide.

Award-Winning Solutions

Symphony is Boxlight's next-generation campus communication platform that enables schools and districts to centrally manage paging, bells, intercom, emergency notifications, visual messaging, synchronized clocks, and digital signage across one or multiple campuses. Through Symphony Cloud and Symphony Campus, administrators gain centralized visibility, device health monitoring, browser-based management, and seamless integration with existing PBX and SIP/VoIP phone systems.

The Symphonic Series, introduced at ISTE 2026, extends the Symphony platform into every learning and operational space through intelligent IP communication endpoints. The series includes Solo, Tempo, and Vista models, which combine high-performance audio, two-way intercom, RGB visual alerting, synchronized clocks, digital signage, and an optional privacy-covered camera into a single Power over Ethernet (PoE) device. This design simplifies deployment while enhancing communication and safety throughout the campus.

"The recognition of Symphony and the Symphonic Series with four Tech & Learning Best of Show Awards validates our vision of creating a truly connected education ecosystem," said Hank Nance, President and Chief Operating Officer of Boxlight. "Boxlight has long been known for instructional software and classroom technology innovation. Today, we're bringing that same commitment to innovation to campus communication, school safety, classroom audio, interactive displays, and digital signage—giving schools a single platform and a single technology partner to support teaching, learning, and campus operations."

The four awards reinforce Boxlight's strategy of delivering an integrated education technology ecosystem that helps districts reduce complexity, maximize existing technology investments, improve operational efficiency, and strengthen campus-wide communication and safety.

Boxlight Corporation (NASDAQ: BOXL) has announced that its Board of Directors has approved a 1-for-6 reverse stock split of its Class A common stock. The reverse stock split will become effective at 9:30 a.m. Eastern Time on June 22, 2026. Following the adjustment, the Class A common stock will open for trading on Nasdaq under the existing trading symbol "BOXL." The par value of the Class A common stock is $0.0001 per share.

Details of the Reverse Stock Split

The reverse stock split affects the Class A common stock issued by Boxlight Corporation. The adjustment is intended to reduce the number of shares outstanding and increase the share price proportionally. The trading symbol will remain unchanged on the Nasdaq stock exchange.