It may be possible to print from a Macbook to one or more designated printers using the Mac Drivers. This would require these printers to be visible on the internal IP network. Ignore this suggestion if your printers are not on the network but directly connected to Windows machines. If the printers are network-capable, then they should accept requests from multiple clients just fine, Mac or Windows. If the printers are on Windows hosts, then I don't know enough to answer the question, except to suggest unhooking one or more of them from the Windows host and put them directly on the network, after adding a network card. (In reality I suspect Windows has the capability to allow print requests coming from the network to pass through directly to a locally connected printer.)

It may be possible to print from a Macbook to one or more designated printers using the Mac Drivers. This would require these printers to be visible on the internal IP network. Ignore this suggestion if your printers are not on the network but directly connected to Windows machines. If the printers are network-capable, then they should accept requests from multiple clients just fine, Mac or Windows. If the printers are on Windows hosts, then I don't know enough to answer the question, except to suggest unhooking one or more of them from the Windows host and put them directly on the network, after adding a network card. (In reality I suspect Windows has the capability to allow print requests coming from the network to pass through directly to a locally connected printer.)