It is commercial software, and you need to purchase it from Apple or one of
it's licensees. The cheapest way of buying a single copy is in Adam
Engst's excellent book, Internet Starter Kit for {Mac,Windows}. As a
school, you may be able to get a better deal through Apple's education
programs, but I doubt it. You'll need to purchase one copy of MacTCP per
Macintosh you intend to use at one time.
The current version is 2.0.6. You can find it on-line at some places as
part of demos, but it's not right to take it from there (as you seem to
know). You can find MacTCP 1.1 at ftp.apple.com; it's been deemed
freeware, but it may be all you need for some proof-of-concept.
Good luck; it's always good to see schools going on-line.
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