E-rate News

Home / News

Funds For Learning Files Comments with FCC

Funds For Learning filed comments July 21 in response to the Federal Communications Commission's Notice of Proposed Rule Making on the E-rate program.

Appeals Court Says Applicant “Owns” E-rate Reimbursement

A U.S. Court of Appeals has reaffirmed that an E-rate reimbursement belongs to an applicant in a bankruptcy proceeding.

Additional Resources Approved for SLD

7/21/2003 - The Schools and Libraries Committee of the Universal Service Administrative Company’s Board of Directors July 21 approved a proposal to increase its budget to improve its application review...

Congress Steps Up E-rate Probe

A subcommittee of the House Commerce Committee on July 14 sent letters to 15 companies seeking specific information about their involvement in the E-rate program.

SLD Lowers Internal Connections Threshold to 85 Percent for 2003

The Schools and Libraries Division received authority on July 11 to approve Internal Connections commitment requests at 85 percent for the 2003 funding year, which began on July 1.

SLD to Mail Nearly $54 Million in 2003 Commitment Letters

On July 14, the Schools and Libraries Division will commit $53.8 million in nearly 500 letters to E-rate applicants for the 2003 funding year.

EdLiNC Issues Report on Influence of E-rate Program

The Education and Library Networks Coalition (EdLiNC) has released a new report documenting the impact of the E-rate program on applicants during its first five years.

SLD Starts Issuing Funding Commitments for 2003 Internal Connections Requests

The Schools and Libraries Division announced that on June 30 it will release more than $270.4 million in funding commitments for the 2003 funding year.