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Internet Access for Public Schools and Libraries

A proposal seeks to greatly reduce or eliminate federal funding that helps public schools and libraries connect to the internet.
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Add your name and pledge to save the E-Rate program

In this day and age, internet access is critical for students to research papers, complete homework, and reach their full potential.  

The E-Rate program is the fifth largest stream of federal funding in the nation's school system, helping students in 96% of school districts connect to the internet. 

Now, the program is at risk.  

A proposal seeks to eliminate or severely reduce it.

If it goes through, districts will be forced to cover the costs from other programs or shut the internet off completely.  

Add your name to show your support for internet access at public schools and libraries.