E-rate Analysis

by Dirk Schroeder

January 27, 2012

E-rate Demand: The True Story

The truth about E-rate demand is that even as state and local education budgets continue to shrink, more school districts are looking toward integrating technology into the teaching curriculum, as...

by Peter Kaplan

January 13, 2012

FY2010 Invoicing Deadline: January 30, 2012

This time of year, many applicants are concerned with conducting a fair and open competitive bidding process for eligible E-rate goods and services, and service providers are trying to respond...

January 12, 2012

USAC Service Provider Call Notes – January

USAC's Schools and Libraries Division hosts monthly service provider conference calls, providing information and guidance for vendors participating in the E-rate program. Highlights from January's service provider call include...

by Brian Stephens

December 30, 2011

2011: An E-rate Year In Review

Ah, late December - the time every year when we start to make our resolutions for the upcoming year... and take a look back at the ones we kept (or,...

by Peter Kaplan

December 19, 2011

Winding Down 2009

The SLD recently announced that they will stop issuing regular funding waves for FY2009. Based on that information, here is a Funds For Learning analysis of where we currently stand....

December 7, 2011

USAC Service Provider Call Notes – December

USAC's Schools and Libraries Division hosts monthly conference calls, providing information and guidance for service providers participating in E-rate. Funds For Learning has provided the following synopsis of the call.

November 14, 2011

USAC Service Provider Call Notes – November

USAC's Schools and Libraries Division hosts monthly conference calls, providing information and guidance for service providers participating in E-rate. Funds For Learning has provided the following synopsis of the call.

by Peter Kaplan

November 7, 2011

USAC Releases Quarterly Report

The Universal Service Administrative Company (USAC) released their Quarterly Report on November 2, 2011 and mentioned that they will continue to fine tune their oversight of program beneficiaries and contributors...