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by Scott Weston

Internal Connections Equipment Transfers

Over the last few weeks, Funds For Learning has received a number of questions about when and how the transfer of eligible Internal Connections should take place when the three-year...

Guilty Plea in FBI E-rate Investigation

According to a Department of Justice release, Mary Jo LaDuron of Leavenworth, Kansas has entered a guilty plea to making false statements related to an FBI investigation of a conspiracy...

by Scott Weston

Surviving an E-rate Audit

The Technology Information Center for Administrative Leadership (TICAL) has a great article on their site written by Tim Landeck which outlines some very practical advice for surviving an E-rate audit....

Funds For Learning Announces Findings from National E-rate Survey

Funds For Learning, the nation's leading E-rate funding compliance services firm, announces the results of the Second Annual National E-rate Survey. Funds For Learning conducted a nationwide survey of E-rate...

USAC Conditionally Recommends Funding FY 2009 Priority Two Applications at the 90% Discount Band

The USAC Schools and Libraries Committee held a non-quarterly meeting and conditionally recommends, pending FCC approval, to start to issue commitments of FY 2009 priority two applications at the 90%...

Genachowski, McDowell Confirmed

On Friday, the Senate confirmed President Obama's nominations of Julius Genachowski to serve as Chairman of the Federal Communications Commission and Robert McDowell to service another term as a Commissioner....

Dallas Independent School District Settles E-rate Fraud Case

The U.S. Department of Justice (DoJ) reported today that the Dallas ISD agreed to settle that the district violated the False Claims Act in relation to the E-rate program.

FCC Receives Comments on Draft Eligible Services List for Funding Year 2010

As previously reported, the FCC issued a Public Notice soliciting public comment regarding the draft Eligible Services List for FY2010 on June 2, 2009.¬† The initial comment period closed on...