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December 20, 2000

SLD Formally Adopts Relaxed Policy on Service Provider Changes

The Schools and Libraries Division formally announced Dec. 21 that it will now be reviewing E-rate applicants' requests for service provider changes under relaxed criteria that the Federal Communications Commission...

December 19, 2000

SLD Makes Slight Modification in Eligible Services List

The Schools and Libraries Division posted a new eligible services list on Dec. 18, making some slight changes to the one that was posted a month before.

December 18, 2000

Congress Imposes Filtering Requirement on E-rate Recipients

12/19/2000 - As its final act of the 106th session, Congress voted Dec. 15 to require recipients of E-rate support to certify that they are "enforcing a policy of Internet...

December 17, 2000

GAO Recommends that SLD Tighten Review of Applications, Invoices

12/18/2000 - The General Accounting Office Dec. 15 released a 70-page review of the E-rate program, concluding that the Schools and Libraries Division should improve its review of the eligibility...

December 13, 2000

Six USAC Board Members Appointed

Federal Communications Commission Chairman William Kennard has appointed three new members and three current members of the board of directors of the Universal Service Administrative Committee to new three-year terms...

December 6, 2000

SLD to Distribute Payment Summary

The Schools and Libraries Division announced Dec. 7 that it will distribute a new report to E-rate applicants, indicating the payments that have been made on their behalf to their...

November 30, 2000

SLD Announces It’s Wrapping Up Year 3 Waves

The Schools and Libraries Division announced Dec. 1 that it was wrapping up its funding commitment waves for Year 3 of the E-rate program, after committing a total of $2.085...

November 26, 2000

SLD Specifies Two More Key Dates for Filing Window

The Schools and Libraries Division has notified E-rate applicants of two new deadlines that they may choose to meet in completing their applications for Year 4 of the E-rate program.