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Districts with potential needs for fiber-optic infrastructure and Wi-Fi
The Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE) partners with
EducationSuperHighway (ESH)
, a national nonprofit, to upgrade the Internet access in every school. The first table provides information about public school districts with potential needs for fiber-optic infrastructure and their
E-rate
Category 1 discount level. The second table lists districts and schools with 50 percent or more remaining in their E-rate Category 2 budget for Wi-Fi, their competitive bidding status ("Filed 2019 C2 470?"), and whether they completed a survey from ESH ("Completed ESH Survey?") regarding their Wi-Fi needs. ESH provides free technical assistance and tools to all Massachusetts districts. Districts with questions about the data should contact
Christine Yoo
. The E-rate filing window for Federal Fiscal Year 2019 closes on Wednesday, March 27, 2019, at 11:59 p.m. EDT.
Districts with a Potential Need for Fiber-Optic Infrastructure
District
Schools without fiber (#)
C1 Discount rate
Notes
Athol-Royalston
4
90
Berkley
2
80
Brimfield
1
80
Dennis Yarmouth
6
80
Dracut
6
50
Hatfield
2
80
Holland
1
80
Littleton
4
40
Lunenburg
4
60
Manchester Essex
4
40
Narragansett
5
50
Pentucket
6
40
Pioneer Valley
5
60
Filed Form 470
Somerset
4
50
Southampton
1
80
Wachusett
12
50
Connected to but not taking service from fiber
Wales
1
80
Westhampton
1
80
Williamsburg
1
80
Source: Universal Service Administrative Company (USAC)
Districts with 50 Percent or Greater E-rate Funding Available for Wi-Fi
District
Schools (#)
Filed 2019 C2 470?
Completed ESH Survey?
C2 Prediscount Budget
% C2 Budget Remaining
Acton-Boxborough
8
No
No
$843,000
60
Ashburnham-Westminster
5
No
Yes
$372,000
90
Ashland
4
No
No
$427,000
70
Auburn
5
No
No
$717,000
93
Bedford
4
No
No
$388,000
100
Belchertown
5
Yes
Yes
$357,000
63
Berkley
2
No
No
$143,000
100
Berkshire Hills
3
Yes
No
$195,000
100
Billerica
9
No
No
$757,000
100
Bourne
4
Yes
No
$288,000
100
Bridgewater-Raynham
6
No
No
$801,000
100
Brimfield
1
No
No
$48,000
100
Brookfield Elementary School
1
No
No
$50,000
100
Brookline
9
No
No
$1,188,000
100
Burgess (Sturbridge) Elementary School
1
No
No
$155,000
100
Burlington
6
No
No
$556,000
100
Cambridge
17
No
No
$1,074,000
70
Clarksburg
1
Yes
Yes
$3,0000
100
Concord-Carlisle High School
1
No
No
$199,000
100
Douglas
4
No
Yes
$202,000
100
Dover
1
No
No
$75,000
100
Dover-Sherborn
2
No
No
$193,000
100
East Bridgewater
3
Yes
Yes
$342,000
57
Easthampton
5
No
Yes
$245,000
100
Easton
6
No
No
$454,000
88
Fairhaven
4
Yes
Yes
$321,000
90
Falmouth
7
No
No
$527,000
54
Florida
1
Yes
No
$11,000
100
Framingham
13
No
Yes
$1,335,000
77
Franklin
10
No
No
$811,000
100
Gardner
5
No
No
$364,000
50
Gateway
5
No
Yes
$164,000
68
Georgetown
4
No
No
$224,000
78
Gosnold
1
No
Yes
$10,000
100
Halifax
1
Yes
Yes
$93,000
75
Holbrook
2
No
Yes
$190,000
100
Holland Elementary School
1
No
No
$37,000
100
Holliston
4
No
No
$439,000
83
Hopkinton
5
Yes
Yes
$606,000
60
Hull
3
No
Yes
$131,000
84
Ipswich
4
Yes
No
$359,000
100
King Philip
2
No
No
$320,000
100
Lanesborough
1
No
No
$30,000
100
Lee
2
No
No
$110,000
100
Leicester
4
Yes
Yes
$245,000
78
Lexington
9
No
No
$1,097,000
100
Lunenburg
4
Yes
Yes
$337,000
100
Marion
1
No
No
$67,000
81
Masconomet High
2
No
No
$326,000
77
Millis
3
Yes
Yes
$182,000
66
Milton
6
No
Yes
$651,000
67
Mount Greylock
1
Yes
Yes
$84,000
100
New Salem-Wendell
1
No
No
$23,000
100
North Middlesex
7
Yes
Yes
$472,000
100
Old Rochester
2
No
Yes
$196,000
55
Pioneer Valley
5
No
No
$137,000
73
Revere
11
No
Yes
$1,184,000
59
Richmond
1
No
No
$24,000
100
Rochester
1
No
Yes
$73,000
60
Rowe
1
Yes
Yes
$10,000
100
Savoy
1
Yes
Yes
$10,000
100
Scituate
6
No
No
$458,000
100
Sharon
5
No
No
$581,000
74
Shrewsbury
8
No
Yes
$934,000
76
Somerset Berkley
1
Yes
No
$166,000
100
Spencer-East Brookfield
4
No
No
$209,000
53
Stoughton
7
No
No
$556,000
63
Truro
1
No
No
$15,000
100
Wakefield
7
No
No
$552,000
84
Wales Elementary School
1
No
No
$25,000
100
Waltham
9
No
No
$876,000
100
Watertown
5
No
Yes
$405,000
73
Wayland
5
No
Yes
$421,000
96
West Bridgewater
4
No
Yes
$213,000
100
Westborough
6
No
Yes
$596,000
75
Whitman-Hanson
7
No
1
$552,000
86
Williamsburg
1
No
No
$25,000
100
Williamstown
1
No
No
$67,000
100
Wilmington
8
Yes
No
$518,000
59
Winchester
7
Yes
No
$729,000
70
Worthington
1
No
No
$10,000
100
Source: Universal Service Administrative Company (USAC)
Last Updated: January 14, 2019
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