We can all see the digital divide is wide and spreads across many communities. Lets better serve these students.
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John Patten
6 years ago
Do the right thing. Support your future.
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Chuck King
6 years ago
Please appropriate more funding to enable students online learning.
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Jacky Leung
6 years ago
The future of education is online.
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Ryan Bahten
6 years ago
Expansion of the E-rate program to support Distance Learning and all associated technology requirements (connectivity, devices, security, etc) is critically needed. We'll never return to the old "normal" and need to adapt to this new "normal" of Distance Learning.
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Laurence Cocco
6 years ago
PLease fund equitable access for all our students
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Daniel Weiser
6 years ago
Students need access from home, now even more so.
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Mick Shatswell
6 years ago
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"Last mile" funding for broadband Internet service to a student's household has long been a need. Using E-Rate funding in the manner proposed is perfectly aligned with the intent of E-Rate and this minor expansion of purpose would prove a major benefit to our students.
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David Thurston
6 years ago
Access to quality internet service should be a right! Those who lack access are being denied opportunities for education, employment and full participation in their civic life. Congress has an obligation to the citizens to ensure that basic investments in the infrastructure of society is made for the benefit of all citizens. Access to the internet is part of that infrastructure. No more excuses! Internet access for all!
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Chris Soliz
6 years ago
Please help us help our students!
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Jeff Stuivenberg
6 years ago
Please make equity of access a priority.
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Gregory Lindner
6 years ago
We have also written a letter to ask that the FCC support devices and hotspots for student access at home.
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David Ewart
6 years ago
support education for all by providing equal access to technology for all.
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Avtar Gill
6 years ago
I fully support this effort
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Maggie Bunten
6 years ago
Using the e-rate program to distribute dollars to help students get connected will get the money distributed faster and with all of the protections already in place to prevent misuse.
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Andrea Bennett
6 years ago
Using the e-rate program to distribute dollars to help students get connected will get the money distributed faster and with all of the protections already in place to prevent misuse. Please listen!
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Samuel Tigah
6 years ago
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As a Technology Coordinator for a public Charter school in an urban community I can testify to the veracity of this need for technology access for distance learning of our students (over 60% of them) who are without access.
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Mitchell Koep
6 years ago
It is time to build wireless networks rapidly and WISPs can do it fast and with speeds comparable to fiber in so much less time.
FUND WISPs please
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Bonnie Breeden
6 years ago
Very urgent for rural west Tennessee!
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Kellie Wilks
6 years ago
Access to the internet helps with equity for our students living in poverty.
We can all see the digital divide is wide and spreads across many communities. Lets better serve these students.
Do the right thing. Support your future.
Please appropriate more funding to enable students online learning.
The future of education is online.
Expansion of the E-rate program to support Distance Learning and all associated technology requirements (connectivity, devices, security, etc) is critically needed. We'll never return to the old "normal" and need to adapt to this new "normal" of Distance Learning.
PLease fund equitable access for all our students
Students need access from home, now even more so.
"Last mile" funding for broadband Internet service to a student's household has long been a need. Using E-Rate funding in the manner proposed is perfectly aligned with the intent of E-Rate and this minor expansion of purpose would prove a major benefit to our students.
Access to quality internet service should be a right! Those who lack access are being denied opportunities for education, employment and full participation in their civic life. Congress has an obligation to the citizens to ensure that basic investments in the infrastructure of society is made for the benefit of all citizens. Access to the internet is part of that infrastructure. No more excuses! Internet access for all!
Please help us help our students!
Please make equity of access a priority.
We have also written a letter to ask that the FCC support devices and hotspots for student access at home.
support education for all by providing equal access to technology for all.
I fully support this effort
Using the e-rate program to distribute dollars to help students get connected will get the money distributed faster and with all of the protections already in place to prevent misuse.
Using the e-rate program to distribute dollars to help students get connected will get the money distributed faster and with all of the protections already in place to prevent misuse. Please listen!
As a Technology Coordinator for a public Charter school in an urban community I can testify to the veracity of this need for technology access for distance learning of our students (over 60% of them) who are without access.
It is time to build wireless networks rapidly and WISPs can do it fast and with speeds comparable to fiber in so much less time. FUND WISPs please
Very urgent for rural west Tennessee!
Access to the internet helps with equity for our students living in poverty.