JNUC wrapped up a few days ago, and now that everyone has had a little time to recover, catch up on tickets, and return to the wonderful world of managing school devices… 😅
What did everyone think?!
Whether you were in Kansas City, watched the keynotes remotely, followed the announcements from home, or spent the week thinking “wait… JNUC was this week?” — I’d love to hear what stood out to the Jamf School / K-12 crowd.
There was certainly plenty to digest this year: Blueprints, AI, identity and access, automation, changes around the broader Jamf platform, and some interesting education-specific announcements.
So let’s do a little K-12 JNUC Confessions thread. 👀
🔥 What announcement are you MOST excited about?
🏫 What are you actually looking forward to using in Jamf School?
🤔 What sounded great on stage, but you still have questions about?
😬 Was there anything you were disappointed by or hoped would be announced… but wasn’t?
💡 Did you see something that immediately made you think, “THIS could solve a problem in our district”?
🎤 For those who attended: What was your favorite session, conversation, Braindate, or takeaway?
🏠 For those who didn’t attend: What announcement caught your attention from afar?
And perhaps the most important question…
🔮 What do you want to see Jamf focus on for K-12 and Jamf School between now and JNUC 2027?
No need for polished answers. Share the good, the bad, the exciting, the confusing, and the “I need to see this actually working before I get excited” takes.
One of the best parts of this community is hearing how other school IT teams look at the same announcements through completely different lenses.
👇 K-12 admins — the floor is yours. What are your JNUC 2026 confessions?