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Schools Protest FCC Plan to End E-Rate Program

  • Schools and libraries nationwide are protesting the FCC's plan to end the E-Rate program.
  • E-Rate is a $2 billion-a-year program that provides internet access to students and library visitors.
  • FCC Chairman Brendan Carr has criticized school districts for increasing screen time for students.
  • The E-Rate program has expanded beyond its original scope, according to Carr.
  • The FCC's proposal could disconnect many kids from the internet.
Schools Protest FCC Plan to End E-Rate Program | Split Angle