Actionable data to identify unconnected students
K-12 Bridge to Broadband is a public-private partnership between Internet Service Providers (ISPs) and EducationSuperHighway. It allows states or school districts to submit anonymized student addresses and receive back a list of unconnected addresses and the ISPs that can connect them for remote learning. The program is built around a data exchange platform that enables states and school districts to partner with ISPs to identify unconnected student households and optimize their use of federal funding.
Actionable Data
Get actionable and accurate data on the number of unconnected students in your school district or state.
Identify Need
Discover who can be connected with existing infrastructure and specific ISP options.
Prioritize Funding
Identify dark spots in need of long-term investment, and prioritize high-need communities.
About the Data Exchange
With data sharing agreements in place, states and school districts share de-identified student addresses with ISPs using our secure data exchange platform. ISPs confirm if they currently serve each address or if they can serve each address, resulting in a complete dataset that identifies unconnected student households. States or school districts can then procure Internet services on behalf of their students or make families aware that they may be eligible for federal subsidy programs.
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Federal Funding for K-12 Home Connectivity
There is no shortage of options for immediate and long-term funding for K-12 home connectivity solutions. We detail the support available to states and school districts working to close the Homework Gap.
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10
Participating Providers
covering 90% of America's households.
"Since the earliest days of the pandemic, collaborations between the public and private sectors have created new opportunities to ensure every student has equal access to educational opportunity."
