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White House eyes digital divide with discount for low-income families

May 10, 2022

Via: K-12 Dive

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Challenges persist to connect eligible families to broadband programs like ACP, said Doug Casey, board chair of the State Educational Technology Directors Association.

It will take creativity at the local level to build relationships and partnerships with families to spread the word and get those who are eligible to sign up. From there, Casey said, localities can share their feedback to the federal level, because there’s not a one-size-fits-all national approach.

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