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Funds For Learning's 2012 applicant survey, a frank look at E-rate demand, and an analysis of the E-rate program's direct impact on K-12 students nationwide highlight our top five analyses of 2012.
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The Schools and Libraries Corporation Board Nov. 17 drafted a "proposed policy statement" to guide schools and libraries in certifying that the services for which they are seeking E-rate funding are used for "educational...
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