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Funds For Learning Urges Public Commentary in 2018 E-rate Survey

4/25/2018

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Schools and libraries are invited to demonstrate the importance of E-rate funding and broadband connection in annual survey
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(EDMOND, OK) April 25, 2018 – The Modernization Order that expanded federal E-rate funding to include broadband and internet services will expire in 2020. To inform the Federal Communications Commission in evaluating and refreshing the vitality of the $4 billion program, Funds For Learning announces its eighth annual E-rate Applicant Survey. By participating, schools and libraries enrolled in the E-rate program can submit direct feedback to the FCC without the burden of preparing individual and formal responses. Each year, Funds For Learning compiles this information and presents it to the FCC in an annual E-rate Trends Report that highlights applicants’ need for E-rate support.

“This survey is specifically designed to gather your responses and inform important decision makers in Washington D.C.,” said John Harrington, CEO of Funds For Learning. “Now is the time to invest back into the E-rate program just as it is impacting our communities. Together we can build a stronger E-rate program and secure its mission for years to come.

The eighth annual survey is available to applicants on the Funds For Learning website. Individual responses are kept strictly confidential throughout the survey process and are only used for research and analysis. Once complete, survey data is collected and submitted into the official docket for review by FCC staff and circulated to congressional offices, media outlets and the general public.

To learn more about the Funds For Learning Applicant Survey or to participate, visit

https://www.fundsforlearning.com/2018survey

About Funds For Learning
​Funds For Learning, LLC, is an E-rate compliance firm specializing in guiding E-rate applicants through the E-rate regulatory process and is an advocate for the use of educational technologies and student internet access. Formed in 1997, Funds For Learning provides professional advice and assistance relating to the E-rate program to clients in all 50 states. For more information, visit www.FundsForLearning.com or phone 405-341-4140.
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Millie Hue link
2/7/2022 11:17:04 pm

I like that you talked about E-rate programs and how they will be impacting the communities. With that in mind, it would be best to follow E-rate compliance if you are in this industry. It's to ensure that you only have a positive impact on the community you are in and plan on influencing.

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