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School districts can use funding from the E-Rate program beginning in 2024, as the Emergency Connectivity Fund sunsets.
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Critics of the proposal argue that the added Wi-Fi would increase children’s access to risky and potentially harmful social media apps in an environment with limited supervision.
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New procurement option provides public sector agencies, such as school districts, with streamlined access and competitive pricing for Kajeet products and services.
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Transportation Drives Student Outcomes and Access
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Honoring Heroes Behind the Wheel: Award Nominations Open
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Announcing the 2025 School Bus Driver Hero: Jackie Wilkerson Brown
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Unveiling the multifaceted role of the school bus: Learn how it ensures student safety, fosters community connections, promotes accessibility, and even extends educational opportunities.
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The Canadian company won $903,000 contract to upgrade 390 school buses.
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The company, which provides wireless connectivity solutions, gave its 2022 Homework Gap Grant to 22 recipients across the United States.
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The Federal Communications Commission has about $1.5 billion remaining in the Emergency Connectivity Fund program, which will be prioritized for projects in rural school districts.
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Executive Editor of School Bus Fleet, Wes Platt, recaps recent news headlines from the pupil transportation industry - this week including a Kansas bus driver's heroic efforts to steer choir students clear of severe storms.
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Executive Editor of School Bus Fleet, Wes Platt, discusses the imminent shutdown of AT&T's 3G network and how that might impact some school districts.
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Kajeet, a wireless connectivity provider, is teaming up with purchasing cooperative BuyBoard to streamline processes for public school districts and other organizations.
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