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 […]
Use It or Lose It! 20% Increase for Funding Year 2020 Category 2 E-rate Applications
Maximize your E-rate dollars! Learn about recent changes and how they affect your district.
E-rate Funding Year 2020 Opens: 3 Key Things to Know
Guest Author: Dan Leister, E-rate Manager Cisco U.S. Public Sector On December 20th of last year, USAC announced the annual Form 471 filing window dates for E-rate Funding Year 2020 applications. This window opened January 15, 2020 and will close March 25, 2020, running for 70 days. But as you prepare your application, there […]
What’s next for E-rate?
The E-rate filing window closed March 27. More than 21,000 schools and libraries are awaiting a funding decision. What’s happening behind the scenes? How can you plan for what’s next?
The E-rate filing window opens January 16! Here are our top 10 tips for success.
Since 1996, E-rate has helped more than 100,000 schools and libraries connect to the Internet. The filing window opens soon. Are you ready to start the E-rate filing process?
E-rate Do’s and Don’ts
In spite of what the calendar says, now is the true “new year.” School is back in session, and it’s time to think about edtech funding and getting E-rate right.