E-Rate provides vital funding for internet access in American schools and libraries, distributing over $2 billion annually. FCC Chairman Brendan Carr is reviewing E-Rate’s necessity, proposing possible limits or termination. Educational institutions argue that reliable internet remains essential for education and services in rural and low-income areas. Organizations like the American Library Association assert that E-Rate’s elimination would harm access and resources.
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