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E-Rate Bulletins 2004

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Hard eye on city schools hardware
Atlanta Public Schools extravagant spending of federal technology subsidies could land top school officials before a congressional committee investigating waste and mismanagement in the national E-rate program.
(more) 05/26/2004
Programs easy targets for waste
The worst elements of a new social program that taxes telephone service to provide gold-plated Internet service of limited and questionable value to public schools are evident in Atlanta Public Schools misspending and mismanagement.
(more) 05/25/2004
Atlanta contract spurs bid questions
In 2003, Atlanta Public Schools lost a chance at $24 million in federal technology subsidies because it filed the request 12 hours too late.
(more) 05/23/2004
A $73 million spending spree
Atlanta Public Schools misspent or mismanaged nearly $73 million from a national program intended to give poor children access to the Internet, an Atlanta Journal-Constitution investigation has found.
(more) 05/23/2004
At just one school, $1 million outlay
Gideons Elementary is a case study in E-rate excess. Between 1999 and 2002, records show, Atlanta Public Schools spent more than $1 million to build a computer network at Gideons, a 485-student school two miles south of downtown.
(more) 05/22/2004
FCC Order on Adult Education Centers providing High School and general education courses
Rel: May 18, 2004 (pdf)
(more) 05/20/2004
Lobbyists clash over eRate rules
As the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) prepares to make key changes to the eRate--such as increasing the minimum amount the neediest applicants are required to contribute, and possibly eliminating the Form 470 used to seek competitive bids--stakeholders in the $2.25 billion-a-year federal program remain sharply divided as to what these changes should entail.
(more) 05/01/2004
Irate about eRate
Thank you for the recent article on eRate underutilization (eRate funds go begging, April 2004). The one factor you left out when explaining this turn of events is the mind-boggling learning curve needed to apply for funds. After performing this function for our library for one funding cycle (I was the third person in one year on which this task was dumped), I told the library board that next year I would pay out of my own pocket rather than go through the process again.
(more) 05/01/2004
eRate dyspepsia
Traveling on assignment through Americas heartland not long ago, we were in search of a suitable restaurant where we could catch up with a few colleagues and friends. We were perusing one of those online dining guides that features assessments by actual customers.
(more) 05/01/2004
Five charged with defrauding E-Rate program
WASHINGTON - Five people have been indicted and four of them arrested on charges of conspiracy, mail fraud and money laundering in connection with a program designed to bring Internet access to schools and libraries, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) announced Monday.
(more) 04/05/2004
 
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