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FCC’s K-12 Cybersecurity Pilot Program Will Bolster School Cyber Defenses
Cisco applauds Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel's leadership and looks forward to working with the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) on the K-12 cybersecurity pilot program to ensure school districts have the cybersecurity tools they need to protect their networks, students, and teachers.
U.S. E-rate Funding Year 2023: Gain the Advantage
The E-rate process can be confusing. That's why the Cisco Public Funding Office has created a variety of resources to help you out.
Get an Early Start on E-rate Planning
Get the guide to kick-start your E-rate planning and maximize your share of over 4 billion dollars for school or library networks.
Public Funding: Changing the Game?
Cisco's Public Funding Office can help you leverage over $500 Billion in available public funding for education, healthcare, and government. Simplify your journey to IT modernization, thanks to Cisco.
How to Prepare Your School Network for the Future with E-Rate
Whether your school is one of the nation's biggest or state's smallest, let's empower teachers and students to connect anywhere and anytime with e-rate.
Securely Closing the Digital Divide with Public Libraries
Today, public libraries play a more important role than ever before. Learn how to use e-rate funding to close the digital divide.
Is Your Network Ready for Hybrid Learning?
How does E-rate help schools fund innovation and address the digital divide? Learn how in this week’s #EducationNow
A Global Pandemic’s Impact on Higher Education
As new learning models take root, how can higher education institutions provide the best student and faculty experience, while adjusting budgets?
E-rate funding window extended through April 29
Take advantage of the 20% increase for Funding Year 2020 Category 2 E-rate applications. On March 17, 2020 the FCC directed USAC to extend the E-rate Funding Year 2020 Form 471 application filing window through 11:59 PM Eastern time on April 29, 2020. More time for E-rate filing This means that schools who missed […]