These days, school district budgets are getting hit on both sides: State budgets are facing drastic cuts across the United States at the same time that many schools are dealing with rising insurance premiums and retirement fund payouts. It's no wonder that technology is often an early casualty in district fiscal planning. Unfortunately, in this environment, many schools see one-to-one computing as an unattainable fantasy. But there is a way! In this article, the author shares creative strategies that will allow any district to get the distributed computing program of its dreams--and pay for it too.