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The Schools and Libraries Division February 8 announced that it would be able to support Year 4 internal connections requests for applicants with a discount rate of as low as 87 percent.

The Schools and Libraries Division Jan. 25 issued another $79.7 million worth of funding commitments for Year 4 of the E-rate program.

The Federal Communications Commission Jan. 25 issued a wide-ranging and long-awaited Notice of Proposed Rulemaking, seeking input on a wide variety of possible changes in the administration of the E-rate program.

The Schools and Libraries Division announced Jan. 11 that it has released another wave of Year 4 funding commitments, this time totaling $26.5 million.

The Schools and Libraries Division has announced that it has modified its policies on filing appeals of SLD decisions in line with recent changes announced by the Federal Communications Commission to address mail and delivery problems.

The Schools and Libraries Division announced Dec. 28 that it has begun distributing funding commitments for Year 4 internal connections requests for applicants with discount rates of as low as 88 percent.

The Federal Communications Commission has adopted new rules on how it will accept appeals of decisions by the Schools and Libraries Division because of problems associated with mail delivery and the processing of deliveries.

The Schools and Libraries Division has created a new tool to enable applicants and service providers to check the status of a Form 471 application.

Michael Powell, chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, Dec. 17 appointed eight persons to fill seats on the board of directors of the Universal Service Administrative Company.