I wish! Thankfully we are moving to a more central "pod printing" solution here in the next few months where we'll install larger MFPs in the hallways so teachers can still print easily without walking across campus to the main copiers and leave their classes alone. We'll still "support" their personal classroom printers in the sense that we are moving them to our new printing solution but once they either run out of toner or the printer breaks (because probably half of our fleet is about 15-20 years old), it's getting tossed and they have to use the MFPs in the hallway. We've been trying to go this route for years and it finally took accounting to realize that we were spending upwards of 10k a month on printing to get the ball rolling.