E-Rate comments from schools can shape the FCC’s review. Local costs, provider choices, and budget consequences can strengthen the public record.
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E-Rate helps schools afford reliable connectivity. As the FCC weighs major changes, educators have until October 13, 2026, to share their experiences.
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In this country, President Obama signed a new education law last week. Much of the focus has been on testing and a debate over whether the law moved too far away from rigorous standards. But one group celebrating the law advocates for arts education. NPR’s Elizabeth Blair explains why.
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