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Released: January 16, 2025
WIRELINE COMPETITION BUREAU ANNOUNCES SELECTION OF
CYBERSECURITY PILOT PROGRAM PARTICIPANTS AND PROVIDES
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION REGARDING PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS
WC Docket No. 23-234
By this Public Notice, the Wireline Competition Bureau (Bureau) announces the selection of 707
eligible schools, libraries, and consortia of eligible schools and libraries to participate in the Schools and
Libraries Cybersecurity Pilot Program (Pilot Program or Pilot) to receive up to $200 million in support.1
Consistent with the Pilot Program’s goals and the Federal Communications Commission’s (Commission
or FCC) directives to the Bureau and the Universal Service Administrative Company (USAC),2 the
participants selected as part of the Pilot represent a diverse cross-section of large, small, urban and rural
schools, libraries, and consortia from across the nation, with an emphasis on those with the greatest need
and Tribal entities.3 In addition, as discussed below, we provide further information and instruction to
Pilot participants regarding the requirements for competitive bidding and completing and submitting Part
2 of the Schools and Libraries Cybersecurity Pilot Program Application (FCC Form 484); requests for
funding; invoicing; and the initial, annual, and final reports.4 The data gathered from the Pilot will help
1
See generally Schools and Libraries Cybersecurity Pilot Program, WC Docket No. 23-234, Report and Order,
FCC 24-63, 2024 WL 3010578 (WCB June 11, 2024) (Cybersecurity Pilot Program Report and Order). Selected
Pilot participants are listed in Appendices A and B. To the extent an applicant is not listed in the appendices, that
applicant has not been selected to participate in the Pilot Program and will receive a notice from USAC explaining
the reason(s) for not having been selected to participate in the program. Notwithstanding, as further discussed
herein, should, for example, a participant listed in either Appendix A or B withdraw or be removed from the Pilot,
the Bureau will first increase Appendix B participants’ budgets up to the full budget amount as available funds
permit and then make every attempt to replace that participant with an applicant that was not selected, consistent
with section 54.2001(d) of the Commission’s rules and its directives regarding the methodology and factors to be
considered in making Pilot participant selections. See also infra Pilot Participant Withdrawal. All selected
participants must remain in compliance with the Pilot rules and requirements and may be removed from the Pilot if
it is later determined they are not eligible or not compliant with the Commission’s rules.
2
USAC is the designated administrator of the Pilot Program. See Cybersecurity Pilot Program Report and Order,
2024 WL 3010578 at *40, para. 88.
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4
Id. at *29, *31-32, *44-45, paras. 66, 70, 72-73, 101-06.
We expect to continue to provide updates and further information about these and other requirements through the
FCC’s Cybersecurity Pilot Program website and FAQs, as well as through USAC’s Cybersecurity Pilot Program
webpage, trainings, and other outreach materials. We encourage participants to regularly make use of these and
other resources. See FCC, Schools and Libraries Cybersecurity Pilot Program, https://www.fcc.gov/cybersecuritypilot-program (last visited Jan. 8, 2025); FCC, Cybersecurity Pilot Program FAQs,
https://www.fcc.gov/cybersecurity-pilot/frequently-asked-questions (last visited Jan. 8, 2025); USAC, Cybersecurity
Pilot Program, https://www.usac.org/e-rate/cybersecurity-pilot-program/ (last visited Jan. 8, 2025).
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the Commission evaluate whether, and to what extent, it should use the Universal Service Fund (USF) to
support the cybersecurity needs of eligible schools and libraries going forward.
Background
On June 6, 2024, the Commission adopted a three-year pilot program, funded through the USF, to
provide up to $200 million to eligible schools, libraries, and consortia of eligible schools and libraries to
defray the costs of eligible cybersecurity services and equipment and to provide the Commission with
data to better understand whether and how universal service funds should be used to support the
cybersecurity needs of schools and libraries on a permanent basis.5 Participation in the Pilot is open to
schools, libraries, and consortia of schools and libraries that meet the E-Rate program’s eligibility
requirements.6 However, a program applicant need not be a current or former E-Rate program applicant
in order to be eligible to apply for the Pilot.7
To be considered for participation in the Pilot, prospective applicants were first required to
provide basic information about their cybersecurity needs, experience, and plans to use the funding if
selected. Applicants were required to complete Part 1 of FCC Form 484 and submit through USAC’s
Cybersecurity Pilot Program portal during the filing window8 from September 17, 2024 through
November 1, 2024.9 The Commission received 2,734 applications from schools, libraries, and consortia
of schools and libraries requesting an estimated $3.7 billion in funding.10 Applicants spanned all 50
states, Puerto Rico, and the District of Columbia. Approximately 93% of applications were from schools
and school districts, 4% from libraries and library systems, and 3% from consortia.
From this broad applicant pool, as delegated by the Commission, the Bureau has selected
participants for the Pilot Program consistent with section 54.2001(d) of the Commission’s rules and the
Commission’s directives regarding the factors to be weighed and considered in making selections.11
Specifically, to select Pilot participants, the Bureau first looked at qualifying applicants’ discount rate and
National School Lunch Program (NSLP) percentages and prioritized funding to those with the highest
percentages, consistent with section 54.2001(d) of the Commission’s rules. To ensure diversity in the
5
See generally Cybersecurity Pilot Program Report and Order.
6
Id. at *14, para. 34; see also USAC, School and Library Eligibility, https://www.usac.org/e-rate/applicantprocess/before-you-begin/school-and-library-eligibility/ (last visited Nov. 27, 2024) (explaining the E-Rate
program’s eligibility requirements).
7
Cybersecurity Pilot Program Report and Order, 2024 WL 3010578 at *14, para. 34.
8
See id. at *26, para. 63. The Cybersecurity Pilot Program portal is USAC’s online account and management
system for the Pilot Program. The Cybersecurity Pilot Program portal will be used by participants to submit Part 2
of the FCC Form 484, the Cybersecurity Pilot FCC Forms 470 and 471, as well as requests for reimbursement (i.e.,
the Pilot FCC Forms 472 and 474) and the required periodic data reporting.
9
Wireline Competition Bureau Announces Application Filing Window for Cybersecurity Pilot Program and
Provides Guidance for Submitting Applications, WC Docket No. 23-234, Public Notice, DA 24-887, 2024 WL
4103406 (WCB Sep. 4, 2024) (Cybersecurity Pilot Program FCC Form 484 Application Filing Window PN).
10
Press Release, FCC, FCC Sees Strong Interest in the Schools and Libraries Cybersecurity Pilot Program (Nov. 8,
2024), https://www.fcc.gov/document/fcc-sees-strong-interest-schools-libraries-cybersecurity-pilot.
11
See 47 CFR § 54.2001(d) (explaining that if total demand for the Pilot Program exceeds the $200 million cap,
funding will first be made available to schools and libraries eligible for a 90 percent discount, followed by schools
and libraries eligible for an 80 percent discount, then 70 percent, and so on until there are no funds remaining. And,
if funding is not sufficient to support all of the funding requests within a particular discount level, funding should be
allocated at the discount level using the percentage of students eligible for the NSLP); Cybersecurity Pilot Program
Report and Order, 2024 WL 3010578 at *32, para. 73 (noting that if sufficient funds do not exist to grant all
requests within a single discount percentage, remaining funds shall be allocated on a pro rata basis over that single
discount percentage level); see also supra note 3.
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participant pool, including geographic diversity, the Bureau also considered applicants’ entity type, size,
and location, among other things, as directed by the Commission.12
The selected participants listed in Appendices A and B will be required to provide more detailed
cybersecurity information in Part 2 of the FCC Form 484; seek competitive bids for the eligible services
and equipment for which they intend to seek Pilot Program support; and comply with the program’s data
reporting requirements.13 Selected participants will also be able to request eligible services and
equipment and seek reimbursement for eligible services and equipment based on approved, fixed perstudent or per-library budgets.14 All Pilot Program participants and service providers will be subject to
the Pilot Program integrity protection measures, including document retention and production, gift,
certification, audit, and suspension and debarment rules, as well as all other FCC rules and requirements
for the Pilot.15
Selected Pilot Program Participants
In reviewing applications and selecting applicants to participate in the Pilot, the Bureau, with
support from USAC, engaged in a thorough review of all qualifying applications that were submitted
during the filing window,16 which included reviewing applications consistent with section 54.2001(d) of
the Commission’s rules and applicant responses to questions posed in Part 1 of the FCC Form 484 with
an eye towards ensuring that funding is distributed as widely as possible across the United States and its
territories, among other things.17 The Bureau selected participants based on responses to these questions
and an applicant’s discount rate and NSLP percentages, while keeping in mind the Commission’s
directive to target funding to: (1) the neediest eligible schools, libraries, and consortia who will benefit
most from cybersecurity funding (i.e., those at the highest discount rate percentages); (2) as many eligible
schools, libraries, and consortia as possible; (3) those schools, libraries, and consortia that include Tribal
entities; and (4) a mix of large and small and urban and rural schools, libraries, and consortia.18 As total
demand for Pilot Program funds exceeds the $200 million cap, the Bureau prioritized selection in
12
See supra note 3.
See 47 CFR §§ 54.2004(d)-(e), 54.2005; Cybersecurity Pilot Program Report and Order, 2024 WL 3010578 at
*25, *33, *35-37, *44, *46-48, paras. 61, 74, 79-82, 101, 107, 110-11.
13
14
See Cybersecurity Pilot Program Report and Order, 2024 WL 3010578 at *9-12, paras. 22-29. Budgets, in turn,
are subject to minimum funding floors and overall funding caps and depend on the entity type (i.e., whether the
participant is a school, library, or consortia); the number of students or library sites the Pilot participant has; and the
participant’s non-discounted portion of the budget. See id.; 47 CFR § 54.2001(b). For further information on and
examples of how budgets are calculated, please refer to the Budget Examples. See also FCC, Cybersecurity Pilot
Program FAQs, https://www.fcc.gov/cybersecurity-pilot/frequently-asked-questions (last visited Nov. 27, 2024).
15
See 47 CFR § 54.2000 et seq; Cybersecurity Pilot Program Report and Order, 2024 WL 3010578 at *41-44,
paras. 90-100. Selected participants must remain in compliance with the Pilot rules and requirements and may be
removed from the Pilot if it is later determined they are not eligible or not compliant with the Commission’s rules.
16
Incomplete applications or applications that did not meet the Pilot Program’s eligibility standards were
automatically disqualified from review. See Cybersecurity Pilot Program Report and Order, 2024 WL 3010578 at
*32, para. 72. Applications submitted after the close of the application filing window were similarly disqualified
from review, as were applications with generic responses and those where the applicant was ineligible or indicated
an unwillingness to follow Pilot Program rules and procedures (including Pilot reporting requirements). Id. &
n.284; see also 47 CFR § 54.2004(e)(4) (describing actions for non-compliance with the data reporting requirements
of the Pilot Program); supra note 1 (noting that applicants that were not selected to participate in the Pilot will
receive a notice from USAC explaining the reason(s) for not having been selected).
17
See 47 CFR § 54.2001(d); Cybersecurity Pilot Program Report and Order, 2024 WL 3010578 at *32, para. 73.
18
Cybersecurity Pilot Program Report and Order, 2024 WL 3010578 at *32, para. 72 & n.284. Consistent with the
Commission’s directives, applications were reviewed as a whole, and an applicant’s answer to a question on Part 1
of the FCC Form 484 was not necessarily dispositive of its eligibility for the Pilot. See id. at *27, para. 63, n.235.
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accordance with section 54.2001(d) of the Commission’s rules.19 As a result, applications submitted by
applicants with discount rate percentages and NSLP percentages that fell below 90% and 81%,
respectively, were disqualified from review due to demand exceeding available funding and were not
selected for the Pilot Program.20
Consistent with the Commission’s goals for the Pilot program, the selected participants represent
a mix of large and small, and urban and rural schools, libraries, and consortia from various geographic
areas with differing cybersecurity needs and experiences and a particular focus on low-income and Tribal
applicants.21 Specifically, the participants selected today represent 540 school districts, 105 schools, 40
library systems, 10 libraries, and 12 consortia. Of these 707 participants, 518 (73%) are urban, 189 (27%)
are rural, and 8 are Tribal22 These Pilot participants represent all 50 states, Puerto Rico, and the District
of Columbia. Of the 645 schools and school districts selected to participate in the Pilot Program, 33%
were large and 67% were small.23 Given this diverse pool of participants, we anticipate being able to
gather meaningful data on how the Pilot may help protect schools’ and libraries’ broadband networks and
data and improve their ability to address cybersecurity risks, while also assessing the costs and benefits of
continuing to use universal service funds to support eligible schools’ and libraries’ cybersecurity needs in
furtherance of the Pilot Program’s goals.24
19
See 47 CFR § 54.2001(d); Cybersecurity Pilot Program Report and Order, 2024 WL 3010578 at *32, para. 73.
However, consistent with Commission direction to ensure the distribution of funding to as wide of a geographical
area as possible, the Bureau included the applicant with the highest discount and NSLP percentage rates located in
Hawaii, Kansas, Nebraska, New Hampshire, and Wyoming, so that a participant from every state was included in
the Pilot Program and received their full budget.
20
Under the existing budget, we are unable to fully fund all requests within the 81% NSLP discount band, therefore,
the Bureau has allocated the remaining support on a pro rata basis within this discount band consistent with the
Commission’s direction. Cybersecurity Pilot Program Report and Order, 2024 WL 3010578 at *32, para. 73.
Selected Pilot participants within this discount band will receive approximately 78% of their full budgets and are
listed in Appendix B to this Public Notice. Notice of specific individual three-year budget amounts will be provided
to all participants via letter from USAC. In the event of any withdrawals or removals from the Pilot Program, the
Bureau will first seek to fully fund the Pilot participants included in Appendix B and then select replacement Pilot
participants consistent with section 54.2001(d) of the Commission’s rules and the Commission’s directives
regarding selections until funds are exhausted.
21
See Cybersecurity Pilot Program Report and Order, 2024 WL 3010578 at *27, *32, paras. 63 (“To facilitate the
inclusion of a diverse set of Pilot projects and to target Pilot funds to the populations most in need of cybersecurity
support, particularly those with minimal or no cybersecurity protections today, we anticipate selecting projects from,
and providing funding to, a combination of large and small and urban and rural schools, libraries, and consortia,
with an emphasis on funding proposed Pilot projects that include low-income and Tribal applicants.” (citation
omitted)), 72 (“In addition, the Bureau and USAC should seek to select an array of Pilot participants with differing
levels of exposure to cybersecurity threats and attacks, and ensuring that the selected Pilot participants include
schools and libraries that currently have limited cybersecurity protections.”); see also supra note 3.
22
The Commission received 22 applications from Tribal entities. We note that the distribution of urban and rural
participants reflects the distribution of applicants with a 90% discount rate; and, thus, is lower than the distribution
of urban and rural participants in the E-Rate program with the same discount percentage.
23
Schools with a student count of 5,000 or more were determined to be large based on an average student count of
5,000 for school districts that received E-Rate funding commitments for Funding Year 2024. USAC, Open Data, ERate Request for Discount on Services: Basic Information (FCC Form 471 and Related Information),
https://opendata.usac.org/E-Rate/E-Rate-Request-for-Discount-on-Services-Basic-Info/9s6i-myen/about_data (last
visited Jan. 8, 2025).
24
To help the Commission evaluate the success of the Pilot Program, the Commission adopted the following three
performance goals: (i) improving the security and protection of E-Rate-funded broadband networks and data on
those networks; (ii) measuring the costs associated with cybersecurity services and equipment and the amount of
funding needed to adequately meet the demand for these services if extended to the E-Rate program; and (iii)
(continued….)
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Other factors the Bureau considered in making selections included the distribution of funding to
as wide a geographic area as possible,25 the cost of the proposed Pilot projects compared to the total Pilot
Program cap,26 and applicants’ level of exposure to cybersecurity threats and attacks.27 The average
three-year budget for the majority of Pilot participants is approximately $307,000, with the Pilot Program
contributing an average of $275,000. For schools and libraries, the average three-year budget is
approximately $304,000, and for consortia the average three-year budget is approximately $470,000. The
707 selected participants have varying degrees of cybersecurity experience. Just over 80% of selected
participants indicated they have experience implementing cybersecurity protections, with approximately
23% indicating experience of three years or less, and approximately 53% indicating experience of more
than five years. Nearly 40% of Pilot participants indicated they have faced a cybersecurity threat or
attack within the past year.
Additional Pilot Program Requirements
Below, we outline next steps for Pilot Program participants. Each Pilot participant is required to
complete the additional requirements described in this section, including seeking competitive bids for the
eligible services and equipment for which they intend to seek support and submitting requests for
funding; Part 2 of the FCC Form 484; requests for reimbursement; and the initial, annual, and final
reports. The Bureau may provide additional information about these and any further requirements,
including any additional reporting requirements imposed on Pilot participants, through the FCC and/or
USAC’s Pilot Program websites and other resources.28
Pilot FCC Form 470 Competitive Bidding Requirements. To obtain Pilot Program support, a
Pilot participant must first conduct a fair and open competitive bidding process to seek bids for the
eligible services and equipment for which they intend to seek support.29 To start the competitive bidding
process, Pilot participants must first complete the Schools and Libraries Cybersecurity FCC Form 470
Description of Services Requested and Certification Form (Pilot FCC Form 470) on which they are
required to describe their desired eligible services and equipment and must submit the completed form to
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evaluating how to leverage other federal K-12 cybersecurity tools and resources to help schools and libraries address
their cybersecurity needs. See Cybersecurity Pilot Program Report and Order, 2024 WL 3010578 at *44-45, paras.
101-06.
25
Cybersecurity Pilot Program Report and Order, 2024 WL 3010578 at *32, para. 72.
26
Id. at *32, para. 72 (“In choosing participants for the Pilot, the Bureau and USAC should also consider the cost of
the proposed Pilot project compared to the total Pilot Program cap. This does not mean that proposed Pilot projects
should be evaluated based on their total project budgets, but, rather, the Bureau and USAC should seek to select an
array of Pilot projects with varying costs that can all be funded within the Pilot Program’s cap.”).
27
Id. at *32, para. 72 (“In addition, the Bureau and USAC should seek to select an array of Pilot participants with
differing levels of exposure to cybersecurity threats and attacks, and ensuring that the selected Pilot participants
include schools and libraries that currently have limited cybersecurity protections.”). But see Cybersecurity Pilot
Program Report and Order, 2024 WL 3010578 at *32, para. 72, n.287 (“We will not eliminate proposed Pilot
projects based on an applicant’s cybersecurity maturity or posture, but, rather, we will consider an applicant’s
cybersecurity maturity and posture, including whether the applicant has successfully developed or otherwise
implemented a cybersecurity and/or incident response plan, to select a variety of Pilot projects.”).
28
See 47 CFR 54.2004(e)(3) (noting that the Bureau “may waive, reduce, modify, or eliminate Pilot participant
reporting requirements that prove unnecessary and require additional reporting requirements that the Bureau deems
necessary to the sound and efficient administration of the Pilot.”); see also supra note 4.
29
See generally 47 CFR § 54.2005; see also Cybersecurity Pilot Program Report and Order, 2024 WL 3010578 at
*35-37, paras. 79-82. The competitive bidding requirements for the Pilot Program largely mirror the established
procedures and rules in the E-Rate program and are designed to ensure that the limited Pilot funds are used for the
most cost-effective eligible services and equipment and to protect the integrity of the Pilot Program. See
Cybersecurity Pilot Program Report and Order, 2024 WL 3010578 at *35, para. 78.
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USAC through the Cybersecurity Pilot Program portal.30 Once the form is posted to USAC’s website,
service providers will have an opportunity to review and submit bids directly to the Pilot participant based
on the forms. As in the E-Rate program, Pilot participants are required to wait until the Allowable
Contract Date (ACD), which is 28 days from the date that the Pilot FCC Form 470 is posted on USAC’s
website, before entering into a legally binding agreement or contract with a service provider.31
If, however, a Pilot participant seeks support for services and equipment purchased from a Master
Services Agreement (MSA) (or an equivalent like a state master contract (SMC)) that is negotiated by
federal, state, Tribal, or local governmental entities on behalf of the participant, it will not be required to
seek competitive bids provided that the MSA/SMC was awarded pursuant to the E-Rate FCC Form 470
process, as well as applicable federal, state, Tribal, or local competitive bidding requirements.32 To make
use of this limited exemption, a Pilot participant should submit the MSA/SMC and the corresponding ERate FCC Form 470 to USAC for review and approval.33 If approved, the MSA/SMC along with its
establishing E-Rate FCC Form 470, will be made available on USAC’s website as a contract exempt from
the competitive bidding requirements so that other Pilot participants may review and make use of these
contracts where appropriate.
To the extent a Pilot participant wishes to make use of an MSA/SMC negotiated by a nongovernmental entity, we note that the participant must submit a waiver request to the FCC within 60 days
from the date of this Public Notice, along with an explanation as to why the underlying competitive
bidding process is the equivalent to a government entity’s process.34 In addition, the waiver request must
include the following:
•
A description of the non-governmental entity that negotiated the contract;
•
A description of the competitive bidding process that was used by the non-governmental
entity, including how many bids were received;
•
The factors that were used in the bid evaluation, including whether price was the primary
factor in the bid evaluation process; and
•
A description of the schools and libraries who will be allowed to purchase off of the contract
and whether they would need to pay any fee(s) to be able to purchase off of the contract.
30
See 47 CFR § 54.2005(c).
31
See 47 CFR §54.2005(c)(4).
32
47 CFR § 54.2005(f); Cybersecurity Pilot Program Report and Order, 2024 WL 3010578 at *37, para. 82. We
emphasize that this competitive bidding exemption is limited to an E-Rate FCC Form 470 process that was or will
be conducted in funding years 2023, 2024, or 2025. See FCC, Cybersecurity Pilot Program FAQs, FAQ 6.4a,
https://www.fcc.gov/cybersecurity-pilot/frequently-asked-questions (last visited Dec. 8, 2024).
33
USAC will provide additional information on the submission of exempt MSAs/SMCs on its website and in a
forthcoming Cybersecurity Pilot Program newsletter.
34
In response to requests to allow E-Rate-qualified master contracts to be competitively exempt for the Pilot
Program, we will consider waiver requests related to MSA/SMC(s) that have been negotiated on behalf of E-Rate
participants by non-governmental entities. See, e.g., Letter from Debra M. Kriete, Chairperson, State E-Rate
Coordinators Alliance, to Marlene H. Dortch, Secretary, FCC, WC Docket No. 23-234 at 2 (filed May 29, 2024);
San Francisco Unified School District Express Comments, WC Docket No. 23-234 (filed July 10, 2024). The
Bureau will review these waiver requests consistent with section 1.3 of the Commission’s rules. See 47 CFR § 1.3
(explaining that any provision of the rules may be waived by the Commission on its own motion or on petition if
good cause is shown). We provide Pilot participants with 60 days from the issuance of this Public Notice to submit
a waiver request to the FCC to ensure that Pilot participants that may want to rely on approved, exempt
MSA/SMC(s) may do so with sufficient time to meet other Pilot program requirements, including the submission of
the Pilot FCC Form 471 and Part 2 of the FCC Form 484. Notwithstanding, we encourage Pilot participants to
submit their waiver requests as expeditiously as possible.
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If the waiver is granted, the MSA/SMC and establishing E-Rate FCC Form 470 will be posted on
USAC’s website as a contract exempt from the competitive bidding requirements so that other Pilot
participants may review and make use of the contract where appropriate.
Similarly, a Pilot participant that wishes to make use of an MSA/SMC negotiated by a
governmental entity that does not rely on the E-Rate FCC Form 470 process, may submit a waiver request
to the FCC within 60 days from the date of this Public Notice, along with an explanation as to why the
underlying competitive bidding process was equivalent to the process required by the Commission’s ERate competitive bidding rules.35 The waiver request must include the following:
•
A description of the competitive bidding process that was used by the governmental entity,
including how many bids were received;
•
The factors that were used in the bid evaluation, including whether price was the primary
factor in the bid evaluation process; and
•
Confirmation that schools and libraries would be eligible to purchase off of these contracts
since the contracts were not procured using the E-Rate FCC Form 470.
If the waiver is granted, the MSA/SMC will be posted on USAC’s website as a contract exempt from the
competitive bidding requirements for use by other Pilot participants.36 To make use of one or more of
these approved MSAs/SMCs, whether granted through a waiver or otherwise, a Pilot participant would
then simply select the “Exempt MSA/SMC” option when completing its Schools and Libraries
Cybersecurity Pilot Program FCC Form 471 Description of Services Ordered and Certification Form
(Pilot FCC Form 471) through the Cybersecurity Pilot Program portal.
For Pilot participants that must seek competitive bids for the eligible equipment and services for
which they seek support, we note that the Pilot FCC Form 470 will become available through the
Cybersecurity Pilot Program portal on Friday, January 17, 2025 at 8 a.m. E.T. and must be completed and
submitted no later than Monday, August 18, 2025 at 11:59 p.m. E.T. (i.e., 28 days before the close of the
Pilot FCC Form 471 application window).37 Before entering into an agreement or contract with a service
provider(s), we remind Pilot participants that they must carefully consider all bids submitted and select
the most cost-effective service offering with the price of the eligible services and equipment being the
primary (i.e., most heavily-weighted) factor in the bid selection process.38 We further remind Pilot
participants and their representatives, including consultants, that they are prohibited from soliciting,
requesting, or receiving gifts from a service provider participating in or seeking to participate in the Pilot
and are required to conduct their competitive bidding process in a fair and open manner (i.e., all potential
service providers must have access to the same information and must be treated in the same manner
throughout the entire competitive bidding process).39
35
See supra note 34.
36
Pilot participants will be able to use a USAC-generated Pilot FCC Form 470 for the FCC-approved MSA/SMC
that does not have an establishing E-Rate FCC Form 470 when requesting funding on the Pilot FCC Form 471.
37
As noted below, the Pilot FCC Form 471 application filing window will close on Monday, September 15, 2025.
As such, the last day to complete and submit the Pilot FCC Form 470 will be August 18, 2025 (i.e., 28 days before
the close of the Pilot FCC Form 471 application filing window).
38
See 47 CFR § 54.2005(c)(2)(viii).
See 47 CFR §§ 54.2005(a), (d) (“[A] participant in the Schools and Libraires Cybersecurity Pilot Program may
not directly or indirectly solicit or accept any gift, gratuity, entertainment, loan, or any other thing of value from a
service provider participating in or seeking to participate in the Schools and Libraries Cybersecurity Pilot Program.
No such service provider shall offer or provide any such gift, gratuity, favor, entertainment, loan, or other thing of
value except as otherwise provided herein.”).
39
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Pilot FCC Form 471 Application Requirements. To request discounts on Pilot-eligible services
and equipment, Pilot participants must complete and submit a Pilot FCC Form 471 through USAC’s
Cybersecurity Pilot Program portal during the Pilot FCC Form 471 application filing window.40 The
application filing window for this form will open on Tuesday, March 18, 2025 at 8 a.m. E.T. and will
close on Monday, September 15, 2025 at 11:59 p.m. E.T..41 As in the E-Rate program, Pilot participants
will be asked to provide the following information on their Pilot FCC Form(s) 471: the recipients of
services and equipment and the selected service provider(s); detailed descriptions of the services and
equipment requested, including their costs and the dates of service or equipment; and certifications
regarding compliance with Pilot Program rules.42 Pilot participants will also be required to specify
whether they or their service provider will be submitting invoices for each funding request on the FCC
Form(s) 47143 and must submit Pilot FCC Form(s) 471 to cover the full Pilot project (i.e., the full threeyear term).44
As explained above, Pilot participants are not allowed to certify and submit the Pilot FCC Form
471 until they have waited at least 28 days after the Pilot FCC Form 470 is submitted and certified to
USAC (i.e., the ACD).45 Once a Pilot participant certifies and submits the Pilot FCC Form 471, USAC
will review the form and may reach out through the Cybersecurity Pilot Program portal to inquire about
information provided on the form and/or ask for supporting documentation.46 USAC will also provide the
participant with an opportunity to correct any errors on the form through a Receipt Acknowledgment
Letter (RAL) or similar process.47
Following review of the Pilot FCC Form(s) 471 and the submission of Part 2 of the FCC Form
484, USAC will issue a funding commitment decision letter (FCDL) to both the participant and the
selected service provider(s) approving, modifying, or denying the funding requests. The FCDL will
provide the amount of committed funding available for each request based on the Pilot participant’s threeyear budget, will cover the three-year term of the Pilot Program, and will include a reminder to
participants that funding is dependent upon full compliance with the FCC rules. As explained further
40
See generally 47 CFR § 54.2006; see also Cybersecurity Pilot Program Report and Order, 2024 WL 3010578 at
*38, para. 84.
41
See 47 CFR § 54.2006(d); Cybersecurity Pilot Program Report and Order at *38, para. 85 (directing the Bureau
and USAC to announce and open a Pilot FCC Form 471 application filing window to speed the availability of funds
to selected Pilot participants). The duration of this application filing window provides adequate time for Pilot
participants to conduct competitive bidding and comply with applicable state, local, and Tribal competitive bidding
requirements. See 47 CFR § 54.2005(b). Unlike in the E-Rate program, given the extended duration of the Pilot
FCC Form 471 application filing window and the fixed Pilot participant budgets, the Bureau directs USAC to begin
reviewing applications and issuing funding commitment decision letters for Pilot participants that have completed
all requirements, including the submission of Part 2 of the Pilot FCC Form 484, prior to the close of the Pilot FCC
Form 471 application filing window.
42
Cybersecurity Pilot Program Report and Order, 2024 WL 3010578 at *38, para. 84; see also FCC, Cybersecurity
Pilot Program FAQs, FAQ 6.1, https://www.fcc.gov/cybersecurity-pilot/frequently-asked-questions (last visited
Nov. 27, 2024) (noting that there is no material difference in the information required between the E-Rate FCC
Form 470 and Form 471 and the Pilot FCC Form 470 and Form 471).
43
Cybersecurity Pilot Program Report and Order, 2024 WL 3010578 at *39, para. 86.
44
Id. at *38, para. 84.
45
47 CFR §§ 54.2005(c)(4), 54.2006(a)(2)(viii); Cybersecurity Pilot Program Report and Order, 2024 WL
3010578 at *38, para. 84.
46
See Cybersecurity Pilot Program Report and Order, 2024 WL 3010578 at *38, para. 85 (explaining that the
application filing window process will be familiar to most selected Pilot participants since the forms, processes, and
procedures adopted for the Pilot are also used in the E-Rate program).
47
Id. at *38, para. 84.
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below, once a Pilot participant receives an FCDL committing funding for the eligible services and/or
equipment, it may begin to submit requests for reimbursement after the receipt or delivery of the
requested services and/or equipment.48 Pilot participants will be allowed to submit service and equipment
substitution change requests as needed during the three-year Pilot Program.49
Requests for Reimbursement (Pilot FCC Form 472/FCC Form 474) Requirements. Consistent
with the E-Rate program, both Pilot participants and service providers may submit requests for
reimbursement using the Billed Entity Applicant Reimbursement (BEAR) form (FCC Form 472) or the
Service Provider Invoice (SPI) form (FCC Form 474) (Pilot FCC Forms 472 and 474), respectively, based
on the method of invoicing Pilot participants have chosen as indicated on their Pilot FCC Form(s) 471.50
As part of the reimbursement process, Pilot participants and service providers must provide the required
certifications and any necessary documentation to support their requests.51 To that end, Pilot participants
and service providers are required to submit invoices detailing the items purchased with their
reimbursement requests.52 Invoices must support the amounts requested and approved on the Pilot FCC
Form 471 application and in the FCDL.53
Pilot participants may begin to submit requests for reimbursement after the receipt or delivery of
the requested eligible services and/or equipment.54 Requests for reimbursement must be submitted to
USAC through the Cybersecurity Pilot Program portal within 90 days after the last date to receive
service,55 and Pilot participants or service providers may request a one-time extension of the invoicing
filing deadline, if the request is timely filed.56 We remind Pilot participants and service providers that
they are prohibited from requesting or receiving duplicative funding and must certify as such on their
Pilot FCC Forms 472 or 474 when submitting requests for reimbursement.57
48
Cybersecurity Pilot Program Report and Order, 2024 WL 3010578 at *37, para. 83.
49
Id. at *38, para. 84.
50
See 47 CFR §§ 54.514(c), 54.2008; Cybersecurity Pilot Program Report and Order, 2024 WL 3010578 at *39,
para. 86.
51
See generally 47 CFR § 54.2008.
52
47 CFR § 54.2008(b); Cybersecurity Pilot Program Report and Order, 2024 WL 3010578 at *39, para. 87. No
other supporting documentation is required at the time participants or service providers submit their requests for
reimbursement. Notwithstanding, pursuant to the program’s certifications and document retention requirements, all
participants and invoicing service providers must certify receipt/delivery of eligible services and equipment and that
only eligible services and equipment were invoiced, as well as retain and provide upon request by USAC, the
Commission (including Commission staff) and its Office of Inspector General (OIG), or any other authorized
federal, state, or local agency with jurisdiction over the entity, all records related to their Pilot FCC Forms 470, 471,
and 472/474 (including, for example, competitive bidding documentation and contracts) for at least 10 years from
the last date of service or delivery of equipment. Cybersecurity Pilot Program Report and Order, 2024 WL
3010578 at *39, para. 87; see also 47 CFR §§ 54.2009, 54.2010.
53
Cybersecurity Pilot Program Report and Order, 2024 WL 3010578 at *39, para. 87.
54
Id. at *37, para. 83.
55
47 CFR § 54.2008(d). The service delivery start date for the Pilot program will be March 18, 2025 (i.e., the first
day of the Pilot FCC Form 471 application filing window), and the service delivery deadline for each funding
request number (FRN) will be three years after the date of the first FCDL issued. See 47 CFR §§ 54.2001(c),
54.2008(d); see also FCC, Cybersecurity Pilot Program FAQs, FAQ 7.5, https://www.fcc.gov/cybersecuritypilot/frequently-asked-questions (last visited Dec. 8, 2024).
56
47 CFR § 54.2008(e) (noting that USAC shall grant an automatic, one-time 90-day extension of the invoicing
filing deadline, provided such extensions are timely filed).
57
47 CFR § 54.2008(a)(1)(vi), (a)(2)(v); Cybersecurity Pilot Program Report and Order, 2024 WL 3010578 at *42,
para. 95 (stating that Pilot participants and service providers must certify on the FCC Forms 472 or 474 that they are
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FCC Form 484 Part 2 Application Requirements. Pilot participants will use Part 2 of the FCC
Form 484 to provide additional cybersecurity information beyond the general information provided in
Part 1 of the FCC Form 484.58 The information provided on Parts 1 and 2 of the form will help the
Commission establish a baseline for evaluating the Pilot’s performance goals and data reporting
requirements.59 Specifically, Pilot participants will be required to provide the following information on
Part 2 of their FCC Form 484:
•
Information about correcting known security flaws and conducting routine backups,
developing and exercising a cyber incident response plan, and any cybersecurity changes or
advancements the participant plans to make outside of the Pilot-funded services and
equipment.
•
A description of the Pilot participant’s current cybersecurity posture, including how the
school or library is currently managing and addressing its current cybersecurity risks through
prevention and mitigation tactics.
•
Information about a participant’s planned use(s) for other federal, state, or local cybersecurity
funding (i.e., funding obtained outside of the Pilot).
•
Information about a participant’s history of cybersecurity threats and attacks within a year of
the date of its application; the date range of the incident; a description of the unauthorized
access; a description of the impact to the K-12 school or library; a description of the
vulnerabilities exploited and the techniques used to access the system; and identifying
information for each actor responsible for the incident, if known.
•
A description of the specific Department of Education (Education Department) or
Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) cybersecurity best practices
recommendations that the participant has implemented or begun to implement.
•
Information about a participant’s current cybersecurity training policies and procedures, such
as the frequency with which a participant trains its school and library staff and, separately,
information about student cyber training sessions, and participation rates.
•
Information about any non-monetary or other challenges a participant may be facing in
developing a more robust cybersecurity posture.60
Pilot participants must answer all questions included in Part 2 of the FCC Form 484 and must submit their
completed form through the Cybersecurity Pilot Program portal.61 Part 2 of the FCC Form 484 will
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not seeking support or reimbursement for Pilot-eligible services and equipment that have been purchased and
reimbursed with other federal, state, Tribal, or local funding, or are eligible for discounts from E-Rate or another
universal service program).
58
Cybersecurity Pilot Program Report and Order, 2024 WL 3010578 at *25, *33, paras. 61, 74. To limit the
amount of sensitive cybersecurity information collected at the initial application stage and to reduce the initial
application burden, the Commission bifurcated the FCC Form 484 application to require a general level of
cybersecurity information on Part 1 of the FCC Form 484 and more detailed cybersecurity reporting for Pilot
participants on Part 2 of the FCC Form 484. Id.
59
Cybersecurity Pilot Program Report and Order, 2024 WL 3010578 at *33, para. 74.
60
See id. Sensitive cybersecurity information contained in Part 2 of the FCC Form 484 application will be
maintained on a closed system and will only be accessible by the participant or persons designated by the
participant, USAC, and the FCC. See also id. at *25, para. 61, n.230.
61
To the extent a Pilot participant has issues with the submission of Part 2 of the FCC Form 484 application, we
encourage it to reach out to USAC’s Customer Service Center at (888) 203-8100 or create a case in the
Cybersecurity Pilot Program portal.
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become available on Friday, January 17, 2025 at 8 a.m. E.T.,62 and participants have until Monday,
September 15, 2025 at 11:59 p.m. E.T. to submit and certify their completed form.63
Upon submission of a completed Part 2 of the FCC Form 484, Pilot participants will receive a
certification acknowledgment notification from USAC to the email address(es) for the users with access
rights associated with the form. Pilot participants may also expect to receive additional communication
from USAC if any further information or clarification regarding the form is needed. Failure to timely
submit a completed Part 2 of the FCC Form 484 and/or the Pilot FCC Form 471 will result in removal
from the Pilot Program, and the Bureau will attempt to replace that participant with an applicant that was
not selected for the Pilot.64
Initial, Annual, and Final Reporting Requirements. To assist the Commission in evaluating the
goals and success of the Pilot Program and provide a mechanism by which Pilot participants may evaluate
and report on their cybersecurity readiness before, during, and after their participation in the program, the
Commission adopted initial, annual, and final reporting requirements for Pilot Program participants in the
Cybersecurity Pilot Program Report and Order.65 The data gathered from these reports will be essential
in helping the Commission determine whether and how to fund schools’ and libraries’ cybersecurity
needs on an ongoing basis.66 We now provide additional information about the timing for the submission
of these reports and the specific information we expect to be provided by Pilot participants.67
The information contained in these reports will be presumptively confidential; however, the
Bureau may, at its discretion, create a version of the information that is aggregated, anonymized, or
otherwise not subject to protection from disclosure under the Freedom of Information Act for public
release.68 Pilot participants must adhere to these requirements to receive and to continue receiving Pilot
Program support and to retain their status as a Pilot participant.69 In addition, failure to submit periodic
reports and certify to the accuracy of the information provided in the reports may result in a referral to the
Commission’s Enforcement Bureau, a hold on future disbursements, recission of committed funds, and/or
recovery of disbursed funds.70
62
As noted above, the Pilot FCC Form 470 will also become available on USAC’s Cybersecurity Pilot Program
portal on Friday, January 17, 2025.
63
As indicated above, the application filing window for the Pilot FCC Form 471 will close on Monday, September
15, 2025.
64
See 47 CFR § 54.2004(d)(5); Cybersecurity Pilot Program Report and Order, 2024 WL 3010578 at *33, para. 75,
n.310; see also supra note 1.
65
See 47 CFR § 54.2004(e); see also Cybersecurity Pilot Program Report and Order, 2024 WL 3010578 at *44,
*46, *47, paras. 101, 107, 110.
66
See 47 CFR § 54.2004(e); see also Cybersecurity Pilot Program Report and Order, 2024 WL 3010578 at *47,
para. 110.
67
Cybersecurity Pilot Program Report and Order, 2024 WL 3010578 at *47, para. 110 (directing the Bureau to
release a Public Notice detailing the specific information to be provided by Pilot participants, additional detail
regarding the timing for the submission of these reports, and to consider developing a standardized reporting form
and publicizing its availability).
68
See generally 47 CFR § 0.457(d); Cybersecurity Pilot Program Report and Order, 2024 WL 3010578 at *47-48,
paras. 110-11.
69
47 CFR § 54.2004(e)(1).
70
47 CFR § 54.2004(e)(4); Cybersecurity Pilot Program Report and Order, 2024 WL 3010578 at *44, *47, paras.
101, 110.
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Periodic Reporting Timing and Requirements. First, regarding the submission of the initial report
required of Pilot participants, we note that the information provided in Parts 1 and 2 of the FCC Form 484
constitutes the necessary data to establish a reporting baseline for purposes the initial reporting
requirement, and we clarify that the timely submission of these forms will satisfy this requirement. No
additional information is required of Pilot participants to meet the initial reporting requirement. We
remain mindful of the sensitive nature of the cybersecurity information being shared in Parts 1 and 2 of
the FCC Form 484 and seek to reduce administrative burdens on Pilot participants by unnecessarily
requiring additional and/or duplicative information that has either already been provided or will be
provided through the submission of the annual and/or final reports.71
Regarding the submission of the annual and final reports, as explained in the Cybersecurity Pilot
Program Report and Order, Pilot participants are required to submit each annual report no later than 60
days following the conclusion of the first and second years of the Pilot Program and the final report no
later than 60 days following the conclusion of the final year of the three-year Pilot Program.72 The
Bureau will announce when the annual reporting form has been approved by the Office of Management
and Budget, and the Bureau or USAC will provide additional information regarding the deadlines for
submitting the annual and final reports.73 We note that the deadline for the submission of the annual and
final reports will be staggered based on the issuance date of a Pilot participant’s FCDL(s).
For purposes of the annual report, Pilot participants will be required to respond to questions very
similar to those included in Parts 1 and 2 of FCC Form 484, plus additional questions, which will allow
participants to provide further detail regarding their cybersecurity expertise and any cyber events that
have taken place during the reporting period. Specifically, Pilot participants should be prepared to
provide the following or substantially similar cybersecurity information, as applicable, and may be
removed from the Pilot Program if they refuse or fail to do so: 74
•
Information about the individual(s) completing the questionnaire, including, primary job title,
whether they are a consultant, whether they are a consortium lead, contact information, and
the number of years of network experience.
•
Information about routine back-up practices, including whether at least one copy of the backup is stored offline and whether the participant has ever tried to restore from a back-up (either
a test or after a cyber incident).
•
Information about the number of current and former participant staff, patrons, and/or students
for which a school or library collects and retains records; whether the participant has a data
retention policy; and how many years they keep data.
•
Information about the current posture of the participant’s network, such as whether there is a
virtual or physical partition or separation (like a router or a firewall) between the participant’s
internal network (intranet) and the Internet; whether the participant’s network is segmented
by user type; and information about how the participant’s network is managed.
•
Information about the participant’s advanced firewall solution, including, whether the
participant’s advanced firewall solution provides a report about how much network traffic is
71
See 47 CFR 54.2004(e)(3) (noting that the Bureau “may waive, reduce, modify, or eliminate Pilot participant
reporting requirements that prove unnecessary and require additional reporting requirements that the Bureau deems
necessary to the sound and efficient administration of the Pilot”).
72
Cybersecurity Pilot Program Report and Order, 2024 WL 3010578 at *47, para. 110.
73
Id.
74
The Bureau is developing these required reporting metrics for the annual reports in consultations with the Office
of Economics and Analytics and federal partners. Cybersecurity Pilot Program Report and Order, 2024 WL
3010578 at *47, para. 110.
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protected each month and the percentage of total network traffic that is protected by an
advanced firewall; and whether the advanced firewall solution reports the number and type of
threats (both internal and external) prevented during the reporting period.
•
Information about the participant’s endpoint protection, including information about the
number of school-, library-, or consortium member-owned or leased end-user devices that
have access to the network. Information about school-, library-, or consortium memberowned or leased owned or leased devices protected by endpoint protection, including the
number of servers, and the number of end-user devices by type (e.g., Chromebook, Windows,
etc.). Information about whether the participant’s endpoint protection solution provides a
report on the number of threats (both internal and external) prevented during the reporting
period.
•
Information about identity protection and authorization software or services, including, on
average, the number of network users (students, library patrons, school staff, library staff)
protected by identity protection and authorization software or services during the reporting
period; whether all registered users of the network are protected by identity protection and
authorization software or services and whether all privileged/administrative users are
protected; whether the participant’s identity protection and authorization system(s) report the
number and type of threats (both internal and external) prevented during the reporting period;
whether the participant has implemented advanced protections such as media access control
(MAC) address filtering or blocking for Wi-Fi systems and whether that includes blocking
specific hardware devices by MAC address.
•
Information about the participant’s monitoring, protection, and response system(s) solution,
including, the portion of the participant’s users that are protected by monitoring, protection,
and response system(s); whether the participant’s monitoring, protection, and response
system(s) solution provides a report on the number of attempted attacks (both internal and
external) prevented during the reporting period; whether the participant’s monitoring,
protection, and response system(s) report the number and type of attack, (including numbers
for malware; viruses; spam; ransomware; distributed denial-of-service attacks;
insider/privilege misuse; email and web security threats (e.g., phishing, password spraying,
credential stuffing, etc.); data compromise and loss; or any other similar threats/attacks);
whether the participant asks school and/or library staff and/or students and/or library patrons
to report potential/suspected phishing attacks, and if so, information on how suspected
phishing attacks are reported; whether the participant conducted any test phishing attacks
with school or library staff or students/library patrons to test their ability to identify phishing
emails during the reporting period, and if so, information on the percentage of test attacks that
were handled correctly.
•
Information about system outages, such as ransomware, distributed denial-of-service (DDoS),
or other network-disabling attack; information about the percentage of the participant’s
annual overall budget that is spent on IT and cybersecurity; information about whether if the
participant were to experience a network-disabling cyberattack, would the school or library
need to close for the duration of the outage, and if so, for how many days; information
regarding whether services hosted on-premise (e.g., email, student information system) would
be affected by a network-disabling attack; information about the number of school days lost
to a network-disabling attack during the reporting period; information about the estimated
cost of a make-up school day if a day is lost to a cyberattack-caused network outage.
Pilot Participant Withdrawal
We expect applicants selected to participate in the Pilot Program will be committed to
participating for the entire three-year term of the Pilot; however, we realize that some may, for various
reasons, need to withdraw from participation in the program. Although we do not anticipate this to be the
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case for the vast majority of participants, to ensure the greatest possible disbursement of Pilot Program
funds and minimal disruption to the program, we establish a process by which participants may withdraw
from the Pilot without potential enforcement action and other qualifying applicants can be offered an
opportunity to replace the withdrawing participant. Accordingly, we note that participants selected to
participate in the Pilot via this Public Notice will have until July 1, 2025 to withdraw from the program
by contacting the Bureau via email at CyberPilot@fcc.gov and submitting a Letter of Withdrawal, which
must be posted to the Commission’s Electronic Comment Filing System (ECFS) under Docket Number
WC 23-234.75 Once the Bureau receives a withdrawal request, it will send a separate acknowledgment
letter in response to the request, which will also be posted to ECFS along with the Letter of Withdrawal.
A replacement participant and/or participants will then be selected consistent with section 54.2001(d) of
the Commission’s rules, using the same selection criteria and process explained above.76
Replacement participants will be informed of their selection via a letter from USAC and will have
two weeks from the issuance date of the letter to confirm their participation in the Pilot through the
Cybersecurity Pilot Program portal. Should a replacement participant choose not to participate in the
Pilot or fail to respond to the letter within two weeks, an additional replacement participant(s) will be
selected and contacted through the process described above until the full $200 million overall Pilot
Program budget has been obligated. The Bureau and/or USAC will provide additional information to
applicants that are selected as replacement Pilot participants to assist them with participating in the Pilot
Program.
Additional Information and Resources
Pilot participants should continue to regularly check the FCC and USAC’s Cybersecurity Pilot
Program webpages for important information and updates regarding the program and next steps, as well
as review the outreach and training materials provided by the Commission and USAC as they prepare for
competitive bidding, submitting requests for funding, invoicing, and data reporting. In particular, we
encourage Pilot participants to make use of these and other resources:
•
•
•
•
FCC’s Cybersecurity Pilot Program Website
Cybersecurity Pilot FAQs
USAC’s Cybersecurity Pilot Program Website
Upcoming USAC Webinars and Trainings
For further information regarding this Public Notice, email CyberPilot@fcc.gov. You may also
visit https://www.fcc.gov/cybersecurity-pilot-program to learn more about the Schools and Libraries
Cybersecurity Pilot Program or click here to sign up for USAC’s Schools and Libraries Cybersecurity
Pilot Program Email List. Pilot participants and service providers can also contact the USAC Customer
Service Center with questions at (888) 203-8100, Monday – Friday, from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. E.T., or submit
a customer support request through the Cybersecurity Pilot Program portal.
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Pilot participants selected via this Public Notice will have until July 1, 2025 to withdraw from the program in
order to give those participants that will replace them with sufficient time to comply with other program
requirements, including conducting competitive bidding and submitting the Pilot FCC Form 470 and Part 2 of the
FCC Form 484.
76
We note that as many replacement Pilot participants as possible will be selected to displace the budget of the
withdrawing participant(s).
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APPENDIX A
Selected Pilot Program Participants
The Commission makes the following selections of 681 eligible schools, libraries, and consortia as
participants in the Schools and Libraries Cybersecurity Pilot Program. Pilot Program participants listed
here represent entities with a 90% discount rate and an NSLP percentage of up to 82%:1
BEN
Applicant Name
Applicant Type
State
School
NY
14016
NORTHSIDE CENTER FOR CHILD DEVELOPMENT DAY
SCHOOL
ANDERSON SCHOOL
School
NY
20336
VISITATION SCHOOL
School
PA
20555
ST FRANCIS DE SALES SCHOOL
School
PA
42772
HOLY FAMILY SCHOOL
School
MS
61236
BLESSED SACRAMENT SCHOOL
School
WI
62704
LAC DU FLAMBEAU PUBLIC ELEM SCHOOL
School
WI
63655
CHRIST HOUSEHOLD OF FAITH SCH
School
MN
71560
United Township School District #30
School District
IL
78406
JESUIT ACADEMY
School
NE
83100
FAYETTEVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY
Library
AR
88674
VARNETT SCHOOL
School District
TX
92492
SOUTHLAND ISD
School
TX
97902
GILA CROSSING COMMUNITY SCHOOL
School
AZ
120199
FITCHBURG SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
MA
120226
Winchendon Public Schools
School District
MA
120307
WORCESTER PUBLIC SCHOOL DIST
School District
MA
120381
HAVERHILL SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
MA
120387
LAWRENCE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
School District
MA
120544
MALDEN PUBLIC SCHOOLS
School District
MA
120639
BROCKTON PUBLIC SCHOOL DIST
School District
MA
120662
WAREHAM SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
MA
120806
CENTRAL FALLS SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
RI
120968
FRANKLIN SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
NH
121422
LEWISTON SCHOOL DEPARTMENT
School District
ME
121933
WINOOSKI SCHOOL DISTRICT 17
School District
VT
122240
BLOOMFIELD PUBLIC SCHOOLS
School District
CT
122279
NEW BRITAIN SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
CT
122328
CAPITOL REGION EDUC COUNCIL
School District
CT
122333
EAST HARTFORD PUBLIC SCHOOLS
School District
CT
122418
NORWICH PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
CT
122442
Ansonia Public Schools
School District
CT
10113
1
Appendix A also includes applicants with the highest discount and NSLP percentage rates located in Hawaii,
Kansas, Nebraska, New Hampshire, and Wyoming. See supra note 19.
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Applicant Name
Applicant Type
State
122486
MERIDEN SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
CT
122533
EAST HAVEN PUBLIC SCHOOLS
School District
CT
122536
West Haven Public Schools
School District
CT
122543
NEW HAVEN PUBLIC SCHOOLS
School District
CT
122549
BRIDGEPORT SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
CT
122550
BRIDGEPORT PUBLIC LIBRARY
Library System
CT
122573
EdAdvance
School District
CT
122720
PASSAIC CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
NJ
122770
West New York School District
School District
NJ
123177
LINDENWOLD BOROUGH SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
NJ
123419
ATLANTIC CITY FREE PUB LIBRARY
Library System
NJ
123456
TRENTON PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
NJ
123488
SEASIDE HEIGHTS SCHOOL DIST
School District
NJ
123590
NEW BRUNSWICK SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
NJ
123602
NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY
Library System
NY
123665
Mount Vernon Public Schools
School District
NY
123677
SOUTHERN WESTCHESTER BOCES
Consortium
NY
123703
YONKERS PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
NY
123738
MIDDLETOWN CITY SCHOOL DIST
School District
NY
123803
BROOKLYN PUBLIC LIBRARY
Library System
NY
123813
QUEENS BOROUGH PUBLIC LIBRARY
Library System
NY
123902
BRENTWOOD UNION FREE DIST
School District
NY
123913
COPIAGUE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
School District
NY
123983
WYANDANCH UNION FREE DISTRICT
School District
NY
123990
RIVERHEAD CENTRAL SCHOOL DIST
School District
NY
124073
GLOVERSVILLE ENLARGED DISTRICT
School District
NY
124150
ALBANY CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
NY
124151
ALBANY PUBLIC LIBRARY
Library System
NY
124849
BUFFALO CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
NY
124987
ROCHESTER CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
NY
125056
RIPLEY CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
NY
125132
SOUTHERN TIER LIBRARY SYSTEM
Library System
NY
125139
ALIQUIPPA SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
PA
125184
MONESSEN CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
PA
125186
HIGHLANDS SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
PA
125213
DUQUESNE CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
PA
125218
WEST MIFFLIN AREA SCHOOL DIST
School District
PA
125224
SOUTH ALLEGHENY SCHOOL DIST
School District
PA
125246
PITTSBURGH SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
PA
125258
WOODLAND HILLS SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
PA
125272
PENN HILLS SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
PA
125314
UNIONTOWN AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
PA
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Applicant Name
Applicant Type
State
125357
DERRY AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
PA
125396
RIVER VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
PA
125399
PURCHASE LINE SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
PA
125425
CAMBRIA COUNTY LIBRARY SYSTEM
Library
PA
125472
NEW CASTLE PUBLIC LIBRARY
Library
PA
125480
ELLWOOD CITY AREA SCHOOL DIST
School District
PA
125525
OIL CITY AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
PA
125545
TITUSVILLE AREA SCHOOL DIST
School District
PA
125619
BRADFORD AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
PA
125622
KANE AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
PA
125724
DAUPHIN COUNTY LIBRARY SYSTEM
Library System
PA
125792
COLUMBIA BOROUGH SCHOOL DIST
School District
PA
125819
WILLIAMSPORT AREA SCH DISTRICT
School District
PA
125867
SHAMOKIN AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
PA
125907
CATASAUQUA AREA SCHOOL DIST
School District
PA
125939
ALLENTOWN SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
PA
125941
HAZLETON AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
PA
126098
UPPER DARBY SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
PA
126126
BRISTOL TWP SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
PA
126162
FREE LIBRARY OF PHILADELPHIA
Library System
PA
126235
POTTSTOWN SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
PA
126265
READING SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
PA
126326
SEAFORD DISTRICT LIBRARY
Library
DE
126400
DORCHESTER CO SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
MD
126439
FREDERICKSBURG CITY SCH DIST
School District
VA
126441
COLONIAL BEACH SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
VA
126455
WINCHESTER PUBLIC SCHOOLS
School District
VA
126487
AMELIA COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
VA
126510
RICHMOND PUBLIC SCHOOLS
School District
VA
126511
RICHMOND PUBLIC LIBRARY
Library System
VA
126547
COLONIAL HEIGHTS PUB SCH DIST
School District
VA
126568
NOTTOWAY COUNTY SCHOOL DIST
School District
VA
126573
ROANOKE CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
School District
VA
126608
GALAX CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
VA
126609
CARROLL COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
VA
126675
KANAWHA COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY SYSTEM
Library System
WV
126817
WINSTON-SALEM/FORSYTH CO S D
School District
NC
126819
ASHEBORO CITY SCHOOLS DISTRICT
School District
NC
126833
LEXINGTON CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
NC
126888
PITT COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
NC
126912
WILSON COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
NC
126960
ROWAN-SALISBURY SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
NC
17
Federal Communications Commission
BEN
DA 25-53
Applicant Name
Applicant Type
State
126982
CLINTON CITY SCHOOLS
School District
NC
126992
SCOTLAND COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
NC
126994
ROBESON COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
School District
NC
127039
GREENE COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
NC
127046
HICKORY CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
NC
127107
BUNCOMBE CO SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
NC
127139
LEXINGTON COUNTY SCHOOL DIST 4
School District
SC
127143
FAIRFIELD COUNTY SCHOOL DIST
School District
SC
127184
DORCHESTER COUNTY SCH DIST 4
School District
SC
127194
HORRY COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
SC
127206
DILLON COUNTY SCHOOL DIST 3
School District
SC
127226
ANDERSON COUNTY SCHOOL DIST 3
School District
SC
127248
ALLENDALE COUNTY SCHOOL DIST
School District
SC
127295
ROME CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
GA
127305
GRIFFIN-SPALDING COUNTY SCHOOLS
School District
GA
127308
CLAYTON COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
School District
GA
127310
TROUP COUNTY SCHOOL SYSTEM
School District
GA
127334
TOOMBS COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
GA
127345
VIDALIA CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
GA
127404
CHATTOOGA COUNTY SCHOOL DIST
School District
GA
127415
BURKE COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION
School District
GA
127418
RICHMOND COUNTY SCHOOL DIST
School District
GA
127437
LAURENS COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
GA
127443
MACON COUNTY SCHOOL SYSTEM
School District
GA
127456
BIBB COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
School District
GA
127472
Appling County School District
School District
GA
127479
COFFEE COUNTY SCHOOL SYSTEM, Georgia
School District
GA
127490
Lanier County School District
School District
GA
127497
ECHOLS COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION
School District
GA
127501
Dougherty County School System
School District
GA
127504
Turner County School District
School District
GA
127507
EARLY COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
GA
127510
MITCHELL COUNTY SCHOOL DIST
School District
GA
127519
CLAY COUNTY
School District
GA
127531
TIFT COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
GA
127539
STEWART COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
GA
127546
CHATTAHOOCHEE VALLEY LIBRARIES
Library System
GA
127558
COLUMBIA COUNTY SCHOOL DIST
School District
FL
127563
LAFAYETTE COUNTY SCHOOL DIST
School District
FL
127579
FLAGLER COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY SYSTEM
Library System
FL
127582
PUTNAM COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
FL
127608
MADISON COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
FL
18
Federal Communications Commission
BEN
DA 25-53
Applicant Name
Applicant Type
State
127655
ALACHUA COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
FL
127656
ALACHUA COUNTY LIBRARY DIST
Library System
FL
127720
MIAMI-DADE PUBLIC LIBRARY SYSTEM
Library System
FL
127835
CHARLOTTE COUNTY SCHOOL DIST
School District
FL
127898
OKEECHOBEE COUNTY SCHOOL DIST
School District
FL
127927
FAIRFIELD CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
AL
128033
SCOTTSBORO CITY SCHOOL DIST
School District
AL
128079
PIKE COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
AL
128128
OZARK CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
AL
128168
MOBILE COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
AL
128201
RUSSELL COUNTY SCHOOL DIST
School District
AL
128352
CAMPBELL COUNTY SCHOOL DIST
School District
TN
128368
UNION COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
TN
128406
MORGAN COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
TN
128436
LAKE COUNTY SCHOOL
School District
TN
128534
Clarksdale Municipal School District
School District
MS
128559
CLEVELAND SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
MS
128592
EAST TALLAHATCHIE SCHOOL DIST
School District
MS
128627
SIMPSON COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
MS
128645
JACKSON PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
MS
128662
QUITMAN SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
MS
128665
WAYNE COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
MS
128672
COVINGTON COUNTY SCHOOL DIST
School District
MS
128674
MARION COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
MS
128693
GULFPORT SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
MS
128705
MOSS POINT SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
MS
128709
PASCAGOULA-GAUTIER SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
MS
128727
Columbus Municipal School District
School District
MS
128769
JEFFERSON COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
School District
KY
128780
ESTILL COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
KY
128801
CLARK COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
KY
128827
FRANKLIN CO PUBLIC SCHOOL DIST
School District
KY
128965
WARREN COUNTY PUBLIC SCH DIST
School District
KY
128977
ALLEN COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
KY
129046
GREEN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
Library
KY
129138
FAIRFIELD CO EDUCATIONAL SER C
School District
OH
129175
COLUMBUS CITY SCHOOLS
School District
OH
129176
COLUMBUS METROPOLITAN LIBRARY
Library System
OH
129183
MARION CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
OH
129482
Cleveland Municipal School District
School District
OH
129486
CLEVELAND HTS-UNIV HTS DIST
School District
OH
129572
AKRON CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
OH
19
Federal Communications Commission
BEN
DA 25-53
Applicant Name
Applicant Type
State
129582
CAMPBELL LOCAL SCHOOLS
School District
OH
129631
YOUNGSTOWN CITY SCHOOL DIST
School District
OH
129632
YOUNGSTOWN & MAHONING CO LIB
Library System
OH
129682
East Central Ohio ESC
School District
OH
129704
CANTON CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
OH
129791
MID-OHIO EDUCATION SVC CEN
School District
OH
129803
HAMILTON CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
OH
129869
SOUTHERN OHIO EDUCATIONAL SERVICE CENTER
School District
OH
129973
DAYTON CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
OH
129994
SPRINGFIELD CITY SCHOOL DIST
School District
OH
130220
BEECH GROVE CITY SCHOOLS
School District
IN
130274
School District
IN
130282
BOARD OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS CITY OF
INDIANAPOLIS
MSD LAWRENCE TOWNSHIP
School District
IN
130286
MSD WAYNE TOWNSHIP
School District
IN
130289
MSD PIKE TOWNSHIP
School District
IN
130301
School City of Hammond
School District
IN
130399
ST JOSEPH COUNTY PUB LIBRARY
Library System
IN
130448
ALLEN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
Library System
IN
130488
MARION COMMUNITY SCHOOLS
School District
IN
130582
MUNCIE COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION
School District
IN
130621
RICHMOND COMMUNITY SCHOOLS
School District
IN
130738
LAFAYETTE SCHOOL CORPORATION
School District
IN
130849
FITZGERALD PUBLIC SCHOOLS
School District
MI
130930
WYANDOTTE PUBLIC SCHOOL DIST
School District
MI
131032
GENESEE SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
MI
131052
MOUNT MORRIS CONS SCHOOL DIST
School District
MI
131082
BENDLE SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
MI
131276
LANSING SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
MI
131581
GODFREY LEE SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
MI
131900
MARSHALLTOWN COMM SCH DISTRICT
School District
IA
131976
DES MOINES INDEP SCHOOL DIST
School District
IA
132216
WATERLOO COMM SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
IA
132384
COUNCIL BLUFFS COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
IA
132882
MILWAUKEE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
School District
WI
132906
MILWAUKEE PUBLIC LIBRARY
Library System
WI
132923
BELOIT SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
WI
133556
ST PAUL PUBLIC LIBRARY
Library System
MN
133558
SAINT PAUL PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT 625
School District
MN
134021
RED LAKE SCHOOL DISTRICT 38
School District
MN
134176
LAKE ANDES PUBLIC LIBRARY
Library
SD
134916
BROWNING SCHOOL DISTRICT 9 a.k.a. Browning Public
Schools
School District
MT
20
Federal Communications Commission
BEN
DA 25-53
Applicant Name
Applicant Type
State
135252
HARVARD SCHOOL DISTRICT 50
School District
IL
135319
ROUND LAKE AREA SCH DIST 116
School District
IL
135333
WAUKEGAN CUD60
School District
IL
135356
ZION SCHOOL DISTRICT 6
School District
IL
135357
BEACH PARK SCHOOL DISTRICT 3
School District
IL
135368
BENSENVILLE ELEM SCHOOL DIST 2
School District
IL
135388
MANNHEIM SCHOOL DISTRICT 83
School District
IL
135402
MARQUARDT SCHOOL DISTRICT 15
School District
IL
135429
PROVISO TWP HIGH SCH DIST 209
School District
IL
135472
WOOD DALE SCHOOL DISTRICT 7
School District
IL
135488
BERWYN NORTH SD 98
School District
IL
135489
BERWYN SOUTH SD 100
School District
IL
135491
Cook County School District 130
School District
IL
135492
BLUE ISLAND PUBLIC LIBRARY
Library
IL
135500
HOOVER-SCHRUM MEM SCH DIST 157
School District
IL
135505
BLOOM HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT 206
School District
IL
135510
COMMUNITY CONS SCHOOL DIST 168
School District
IL
135512
Sandridge SD172
School District
IL
135514
CHICAGO RIDGE SCHOOL DISTRICT 127.5
School District
IL
135518
CRETE MONEE SCHOOL DISTRICT 201 U
School District
IL
135536
HARVEY SCHOOL DISTRICT 152
School District
IL
135537
THORNTON TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT 205
School District
IL
135540
PRAIRIE-HILLS SCHOOL DIST 144
School District
IL
135556
JOLIET PUBLIC SCHOOLS, DISTRICT 86
School District
IL
135574
FAIRMONT SCHOOL DISTRICT 89
School District
IL
135604
SW COOK CO COOP ASSN SPEC ED
School District
IL
135611
COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL DIST 218
School District
IL
135614
North Palos School District 117
School District
IL
135634
PARK FOREST SCHOOL DIST 163
School District
IL
135638
POSEN-ROBBINS SCH DIST 143 1/2
School District
IL
135641
WILLIAM LEONARD PUBLIC LIBRARY
Library System
IL
135643
SOUTH HOLLAND SCHOOL DIST 151
School District
IL
135658
WORTH SCHOOL DISTRICT 127
School District
IL
135663
ARGO COMM HIGH SCHOOL DIST 217
School District
IL
135689
COMMUNITY CONS SCHOOL DIST 180
School District
IL
135749
CHICAGO PUBLIC SCHOOLS
School District
IL
135776
CICERO SCHOOL DISTRICT 99
School District
IL
135781
DOLTON SCHOOL DISTRICT 148
School District
IL
135922
ROCKFORD PUBLIC LIBRARY SYSTEM
Library System
IL
135924
ROCKFORD SCHOOL DISTRICT 205
School District
IL
135978
LA SALLE PUBLIC ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS #122
School District
IL
135992
DEPUE UNIT SCHOOL DISTRICT 103
School District
IL
21
Federal Communications Commission
BEN
DA 25-53
Applicant Name
Applicant Type
State
136020
LA SALLE CO ED ALLIANCE SP ED
School District
IL
136064
Galesburg Community Unit School District #205
School District
IL
136257
URBANA SCHOOL DISTRICT 116
School District
IL
136343
Paris Union School District 95
School District
IL
136373
GRANITE CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT 9
School District
IL
136407
EAST ALTON-WOOD RIVER DIST 14
School District
IL
136415
CAHOKIA SCHOOL DISTRICT 187
School District
IL
136447
COLLINSVILLE COMMUNITY UNIT SCHOOL DISTRICT #10
School District
IL
136745
GEFF C C SCHOOL DISTRICT 14
School District
IL
136750
IUKA COMM CONS SCHOOL DIST 7
School District
IL
136773
ODIN PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT 722
School District
IL
136784
TAMAROA SCHOOL DISTRICT 005
School District
IL
136791
FRANKFORT SCHOOL DIST 168
School District
IL
136796
CARBONDALE PUBLIC LIBRARY
Library
IL
136806
CAIRO UNIT SCHOOL DISTRICT 1
School District
IL
136807
TRICO SCHOOL DISTRICT 176
School District
IL
136817
DE SOTO CONSOL SCHOOL DIST 86
School District
IL
136828
HARRISBURG COMM SCHOOL DIST 3
School District
IL
136847
MERIDIAN SCHOOL DISTRICT 101
School District
IL
136848
Tri-County Special Education
School District
IL
136850
MURPHYSBORO COMMUNITY UNIT SCHOOL DIST
School District
IL
136857
EGYPTIAN SCHOOL DISTRICT 5
School District
IL
136921
HANCOCK PLACE SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
MO
137090
DONIPHAN SCHOOL DISTRICT 1
School District
MO
137143
KANSAS CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
MO
137154
HICKMAN MILLS SCHOOL DIST C 1
School District
MO
137615
TURNER UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST 202
School District
KS
139206
JEFFERSON PARISH LIBRARY
Library System
LA
139213
St. Charles Parish Public Schools
School District
LA
139252
ST. MARY PARISH SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
LA
139253
ACADIA PARISH SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
LA
139265
EVANGELINE PARISH LIBRARY
Library System
LA
139266
EVANGELINE PARISH SCHOOL DIST
School District
LA
139288
EAST BATON ROUGE PARISH DIST
School District
LA
139298
CLAIBORNE PARISH SCHOOL DIST
School District
LA
139307
CADDO PARISH SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
LA
139339
AVOYELLES PARISH SCHOOL DIST
School District
LA
139349
SABINE PARISH SCHOOL BOARD
School District
LA
139356
PINE BLUFF/JEFFERSON CO LIB
Library System
AR
139360
PINE BLUFF SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
AR
139380
DREW CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
AR
139388
CAMDEN-PUBLIC SCHOOLS
School District
AR
22
Federal Communications Commission
BEN
DA 25-53
Applicant Name
Applicant Type
State
139521
NEWPORT SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
AR
139523
NORTH LITTLE ROCK SCH DISTRICT
School District
AR
139571
OSCEOLA SCHOOL DISTRICT 1
School District
AR
139581
JONESBORO SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
AR
139582
NETTLETON PUBLIC SCHOOL DIST
School District
AR
139853
COLEMAN INDEP SCHOOL DIST 35
School District
OK
139900
GRANDFIELD SCHOOL DISTRICT 249
School District
OK
139924
BURNS FLAT-DILL CITY DIST 10
School District
OK
140122
UNION INDEP SCHOOL DISTRICT 9
School District
OK
140200
OKTAHA INDEP SCHOOL DIST 8
School District
OK
140324
SHAWNEE INDEP SCHOOL DIST I-93
School District
OK
140393
CAVE SPRINGS SCHOOL DIST 30
School District
OK
140514
LANCASTER INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
TX
140542
DALLAS INDEP SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
TX
140597
HARTS BLUFF SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
TX
140662
PINE TREE INDEP SCHOOL DIST
School District
TX
140783
LUFKIN INDEP SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
TX
140878
VENUS INDEP SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
TX
140893
CASTLEBERRY INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
TX
140899
LAKE WORTH INDEP SCH DISTRICT
School District
TX
140903
EVERMAN INDEP SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
TX
141022
GUSTINE INDEP SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
TX
141043
TEMPLE INDEP SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
TX
141131
WALNUT SPRINGS INDEP SCH DIST
School District
TX
141139
WACO INDEP SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
TX
141211
HOUSTON PUBLIC LIBRARY SYSTEM
Library System
TX
141223
HOUSTON INDEP SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
TX
141224
ALDINE INDEP SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
TX
141231
SPRING INDEP SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
TX
141271
ALIEF INDEP SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
TX
141356
TEXAS CITY INDEP SCHOOL DIST
School District
TX
141373
WEST ORANGE-COVE CONS SCH DIST
School District
TX
141397
BEAUMONT INDEP SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
TX
141431
VICTORIA INDEP SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
TX
141458
YOAKUM INDEP SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
TX
141486
LAREDO INDEP SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
TX
141504
BEEVILLE INDEP SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
TX
141544
SAN ANTONIO INDEP SCHOOL DIST
School District
TX
141545
HARLANDALE INDEP SCHOOL DIST
School District
TX
141553
EDGEWOOD INDEP SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
TX
141556
SOUTHWEST INDEP SCHOOL DIST
School District
TX
141560
ALICE INDEP SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
TX
23
Federal Communications Commission
BEN
DA 25-53
Applicant Name
Applicant Type
State
141575
FREER INDEP SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
TX
141610
SAN DIEGO INDEP SCHOOL DIST
School District
TX
141620
TAFT INDEP SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
TX
141629
WEST OSO INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
TX
141638
BROWNSVILLE INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
TX
141639
DONNA INDEP SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
TX
141648
HARLINGEN PUBLIC LIBRARY
Library
TX
141663
MISSION CONS INDEP SCHOOL DIST
School District
TX
141667
PHARR-SAN JUAN-ALAMO I S D
School District
TX
141678
RIO HONDO INDEP SCHOOL DIST
School District
TX
141681
SAN BENITO CONS INDEP SCH DIST
School District
TX
141688
WESLACO INDEP SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
TX
141719
LOCKHART INDEP SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
TX
141727
MANOR ISD
School District
TX
141733
SAN MARCOS CONS INDEP SCH DIST
School District
TX
141759
UVALDE CONS INDEP SCHOOL DIST
School District
TX
141790
GIDDINGS INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
TX
141863
PLAINVIEW INDEP SCHOOL DIST
School District
TX
141929
ANTON INDEP SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
TX
141930
BROWNFIELD INDEP SCHOOL DIST
School District
TX
141986
LUBBOCK ISD
School District
TX
142041
ABILENE INDEP SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
TX
142091
CLINT INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
TX
142094
FABENS INDEP SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
TX
142108
Tornillo Independent School District
School District
TX
142123
ADAMS COUNTY SCHOOL DIST 14
School District
CO
142127
School District
CO
142148
WESTMINSTER PUBLIC SCHOOLS fka ADAMS COUNTY
SCHOOL DISTRICT 50
SHERIDAN SCHOOL DISTRICT 2
School District
CO
142369
TRINIDAD SCHOOL DISTRICT 1
School District
CO
142555
UINTA COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT 1
School District
WY
142693
CALDWELL SCHOOL DISTRICT 132
School District
ID
142897
BALSZ SCHOOL DISTRICT 31
School District
AZ
142898
WILSON SCHOOL DISTRICT 7
School District
AZ
142906
ALHAMBRA ELEM SCH DISTRICT 68
School District
AZ
143023
YUMA COUNTY LIBRARY DISTRICT
Library System
AZ
143127
SUNNYSIDE UNIF SCHOOL DIST 12
School District
AZ
143224
CHINLE UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST 24
School District
AZ
143238
GRANTS-CIBOLA COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
NM
143317
GADSDEN I.S.D.
School District
NM
143365
ALAMOGORDO PUBLIC SCHOOL DIST
School District
NM
143411
CLARK COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
NV
24
Federal Communications Commission
BEN
DA 25-53
Applicant Name
Applicant Type
State
143487
LYNWOOD UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST
School District
CA
143525
PARAMOUNT UNIF SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
CA
143585
EL MONTE CITY ELEM SCHOOL DIST
School District
CA
143594
ROWLAND HEIGHTS SCHOOL DIST
School District
CA
143603
POMONA UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
CA
143669
SAN DIEGO CO OFFICE OF EDUC
School District
CA
143707
COACHELLA VALLEY UNIF SCH DIST
School District
CA
143708
MORONGO UNIF SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
CA
143711
ADELANTO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
CA
143712
APPLE VALLEY UNIF SCHOOL DIST
School District
CA
143719
FONTANA UNIF SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
CA
143725
ORO GRANDE ELEM SCHOOL DIST
School District
CA
143740
SAN BERNARDINO CITY UNIF S D
School District
CA
143751
HEMET UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
CA
143756
PERRIS ELEM SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
CA
143848
DELANO UN ELEM SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
CA
143851
EARLIMART ELEMENTARY SCH DIST
School District
CA
143866
HANFORD ELEM SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
CA
143867
KERNVILLE UN ELEM SCHOOL DIST
School District
CA
143888
Porterville Unified School District
School District
CA
143921
Wasco Union High School District
School District
CA
143926
SOUTH FORK UN ELEM SCHOOL DIST
School District
CA
143936
BAKERSFIELD CITY ELEM SCH DIST
School District
CA
143941
VINELAND SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
CA
143961
COAST UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
CA
144003
LANCASTER SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
CA
144035
KERMAN UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
CA
144042
MADERA UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST
School District
CA
144051
PARLIER UNIF SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
CA
144072
FRESNO UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
CA
144081
SALINAS CITY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
CA
144099
SOUTH MONTEREY COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
CA
144225
VALLEJO CITY UNIF SCH DISTRICT
School District
CA
144339
STOCKTON CITY UNIF SCHOOL DIST
School District
CA
144361
CERES UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
CA
144393
MODESTO CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
CA
144394
STANISLAUS COUNTY LIBRARY
Library System
CA
144611
SACRAMENTO CITY UNIF SCH DIST
School District
CA
144711
CORNING UNION ELEM SCHOOL DIST
School District
CA
144815
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION, STATE OF HAWAII
School District
HI
144837
GRESHAM-BARLOW SCH DIST JT 10
School District
OR
144959
LINCOLN COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
OR
25
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Applicant Name
Applicant Type
State
145166
ONTARIO SCHOOL DISTRICT 8 C
School District
OR
145233
MOUNT VERNON SCHOOL DIST 320
School District
WA
145248
BREMERTON SCHOOL DISTRICT 100-C
School District
WA
145282
FRANKLIN PIERCE SCH DIST 402
School District
WA
145283
PIERCE COUNTY LIBRARY SYSTEM
Library System
WA
145393
MOSES LAKE SCHOOL DISTRICT 161
School District
WA
145407
YAKIMA VALLEY LIBRARIES
Library System
WA
145409
YAKIMA SCHOOL DISTRICT 7
School District
WA
145411
UNION GAP SCHOOL DISTRICT 2
School District
WA
145421
GRANDVIEW SCHOOL DIST 200
School District
WA
145426
MABTON SCHOOL DISTRICT 120
School District
WA
145431
SUNNYSIDE SCHOOL DISTRICT 201
School District
WA
145436
MOUNT ADAMS SCHOOL DIST 209
School District
WA
145500
VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT 70
School District
WA
145556
YUPIIT SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
AK
145574
DILLINGHAM CITY SCHOOL DIST
School District
AK
145617
BERING STRAIT SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
AK
145659
ALASKA GATEWAY SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
AK
149096
MBLN Consortium
Consortium
MA
151009
WILKES-BARRE AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
PA
153135
NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
School District
NY
153662
Three Rivers Regional Library System
Library System
FL
154027
Special Education Services, Inc.
School District
IL
154159
CITY OF PITTSFIELD SCHOOL DEPARTMENT
School District
MA
154184
School
PA
155038
READING-MUHLENBERG CAREER AND TECHNOLOGY
CENTER
SPECIAL EDUCATION SERVICES-ARIZONA
School District
AZ
155496
CLINTON-ESSEX BOCES
School District
NY
157262
COMMON GROUND HIGH SCHOOL
School
CT
168206
LEHIGHTON AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
PA
189868
CAMDEN'S PROMISE CHARTER SCHOOL
School District
NJ
199286
CAPITAL AREA DISTRICT LIBRARY
Library System
MI
200788
UNITED TALMUDICAL ACADEMY
School District
NY
208840
AL AQSA ISLAMIC ACADEMY
School
PA
209174
MAYA HIGH SCHOOL
School
AZ
209182
SUN VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL
School
AZ
209184
QUEST HIGH SCHOOL
School
AZ
209188
WEST PHOENIX HIGH SCHOOL
School
AZ
209998
NEW ENGLAND CENTER FOR CHILDREN
School
MA
212870
ERATH EXCELS ACADEMY
School
TX
217102
ASTEC SCHOOL
School District
OK
218750
BRONX PREPARATORY CHARTER SCHOOL
School
NY
26
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Applicant Name
Applicant Type
State
220066
CHILDRENS HOME OF WYOMING CONFERENCE
School
NY
220342
PERRY STREET PREPARATORY CHARTER SCHOOL
School
DC
221443
ADVANTAGE ACADEMY
School District
TX
222024
YOUNGSTOWN COMMUNITY SCHOOL
School
OH
222195
TRINITY BASIN PREPARATORY
School District
TX
222227
WEST VILLAGE ACADEMY
School
MI
223001
THE MILLENNIUM COMMUNITY SCHOOL
School
OH
223028
YES Prep Public Schools
School District
TX
223404
ALAIN LOCKE CHARTER ACADEMY
School
IL
224140
HA:SAN PREPARATORY & LEADERSHIP SCHOOL
School
AZ
224210
INDIANAPOLIS MARION COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
Library System
IN
224284
NEW BEGINNINGS FAMILY ACADEMY
School
CT
226975
KIPP DC
School District
DC
226977
PEORIA ACCELERATED HIGH SCHOOL
School
AZ
227051
MASTERY CHARTER HIGH SCHOOL
School District
PA
228168
SUMMIT ACADEMY
School District
OH
228310
CHICAGO CHARTER SCHOOLS FOUNDATION
School District
IL
228601
JUBILEE ACADEMIC CENTER
School District
TX
229034
Big Springs Charter School
School District
TX
231151
COMMUNITY ACADEMY OF PHILADELPHIA
School
PA
231175
EXPLORE CHARTER SCHOOL
School
NY
231630
School
PA
School
PA
232140
PHILADELPHIA ELECTRICAL AND TECHNOLOGY
CHARTER HIGH SCHOOL
WEST PHILADELPHIA ACHIEVEMENT CHARTER
ELEMENTARY
WOODLAND PARK ACADEMY
School
MI
232822
ST JUDE EDUCATION INSTITUTE
School
IL
232950
BRONX CHARTER SCHOOL FOR THE ARTS
School
NY
2259322
SOUTH POINTE HIGH SCHOOL
School
AZ
2259365
ALTA VISTA HIGH SCHOOL
School
AZ
16020069
CITY CHARTER HIGH SCHOOL
School
PA
16020929
FAITH FAMILY ACADEMY
School District
TX
16020979
HMONG COLLEGE PREP ACADEMY 4103-07
School
MN
16021229
GREEN DOT PUBLIC SCHOOLS
School District
CA
16021418
NEW PASCHAL SHERMAN INDIAN SCHOOL
School
WA
16024903
SYRACUSE ACADEMY OF SCIENCE CHARTER SCHOOL
School
NY
16025133
BOAZ CITY SCHOOL SYSTEM
School District
AL
16028461
ALLIANCE COLLEGE-READY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
School District
CA
16028818
School
MA
16032999
SOUTHERN WORCESTER COUNTY EDUCATIONAL
COLLABORATIVE
SOUTHERN PLAINS EDUCATION COOPERATIVE
School District
MN
16033958
HENRY JOHNSON CHARTER SCHOOL
School
NY
16034149
THE BRONX CHARTER SCHOOL FOR BETTER LEARNING 1
School
NY
231725
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Applicant Name
Applicant Type
State
16034169
ACERO SCHOOLS
School District
IL
16036000
SIATech Charter
School
CA
16037953
EDUCATION FOR CHANGE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
School District
CA
16038839
Library System
PA
16039383
WESTMORELAND COUNTY FEDERATED LIBRARY
SYSTEM
COMMUNITY ACTION PROJECT OF TULSA COUNTY, INC.
School District
OK
16039865
FRIENDSHIP PUBLIC CHARTER SCHOOLS
School District
DC
16040266
UPLIFT EDUCATION
School District
TX
16043108
ALGIERS CHARTER SCHOOLS ASSOCIATION
School District
LA
16044605
School District
CA
16045041
FRESNO COUNTY ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES
COMMISSION
ICEF Public Schools
School District
CA
16045254
SOUTH POINTE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
School
AZ
16045255
SOUTH POINTE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
School
AZ
16045589
KIPP NYC
Consortium
NY
16046291
KIPP BAY AREA SCHOOLS
School District
CA
16048929
TWIN RIVERS UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
CA
16049192
Dayton Business Technology High School
School
OH
16049485
CENTRO DE LA FAMILIA DE UTAH HEAD START
PROGRAM SCHOOL DISTRICT
UNCOMMON SCHOOLS
School District
UT
School District
NY
School
NY
16050073
BRONX GLOBAL LEARNING INSTITUTE CHARTER
SCHOOL
BRONX ACADEMY OF PROMISE SCHOOL
School
NY
16050124
HELLENIC CLASSICAL CHARTER SCHOOL
School
NY
16050311
EAST SIDE HOUSE SETTLEMENT
School District
NY
16050683
COMMUNITY SCHOOL OF EXCELLENCE 4181-07
School
MN
16050790
VISTA GROVE PREPARATORY ACADEMY
School
AZ
16051395
Youth For Tomorrow
School
VA
16051496
American Youth Academy
School
FL
16051550
PUBLIC PREPARATORY NETWORK INC
School District
NY
16051553
TRI-COUNTY COMMUNITY ACTION INC.
School District
MN
16051555
DREAM CHARTER SCHOOL
School District
NY
16051700
INSTITUTE FOR HUMAN AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT INC
School District
CA
16051835
STANDING ROCK COMMUNITY SCHOOL (DISTRICT)
School District
ND
16053577
FREEDOM PREPARATORY ACADEMY
School District
TN
16055132
GENERATIONED
School District
NC
16056003
PROSPECT HILL ACADEMY CHARTER SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
MA
16056377
MAKING WAVES ACADEMY
School
CA
16056396
School District
NJ
16056400
LEAP ACADEMY UNIVERSITY CHARTER SCHOOL
Intermediate
EXPLORE EMPOWER CHARTER SCHOOL
School
NY
16057330
REAL Journey Academies
School District
CA
16057958
HOPTAN EDUCATION CENTER
Library System
IL
16049708
16050065
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Applicant Name
Applicant Type
State
16062092
CRESCENT CITY SCHOOLS DISTRICT
School District
LA
16062138
KIPP NEW ORLEANS SCHOOLS
School District
LA
16062832
MATCH CHARTER PUBLIC SCHOOL
School District
MA
16062949
THE BEST ACADEMY
School
MN
16064632
SUMTER SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
SC
16066955
Global Community Charter School
School
NY
16066967
LAUNCH EXPEDITIONARY LEARNING CHARTER SCHOOL
School
NY
16067005
URBAN DOVE TEAM CHARTER SCHOOL
School
NY
16067880
KIPP Capital Region Charter Schools - District
School District
NY
16068566
VERITAS PREPARATORY CHARTER SCHOOL
School
MA
16068846
PUC SCHOOLS
School District
CA
16069068
School
NY
16069398
UNIVERSITY PREPARATORY CHARTER SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG MEN
DC SCHOLARS PUBLIC CHARTER SCHOOL
School
DC
16071446
Collegiate Academies School District
School District
LA
16071808
ESPERANZA CYBER CHARTER SCHOOL
School
PA
16072044
DEMOCRACY PREP PUBLIC SCHOOLS
School District
NY
16072323
TEAM, INC.
School District
CT
16072653
MESA CHARTER SCHOOL
School
NY
16072762
CENTER FOR SPECTRUM SERVICES-KINGSTON
School
NY
16073341
THE ACADEMY FOR URBAN SCHOLARS-CONSORTIUM
Consortium
OH
16073424
UTICA ACADEMY OF SCIENCE CHARTER SCHOOL
School
NY
16075030
Visible Men Academy
School
FL
16075186
ACADEMY FOR CHILDREN
School
IL
16075187
THE BABY ACADEMY
School
IL
16075411
CENTROS SOR ISOLINA FERRE - TABAIBA
School District
PR
16076048
BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB OF PUERTO RICO CENTRAL
Library System
PR
16076790
American Leadership Academy Charlotte
School
NC
16076804
GLENVIEW COLLEGE PREPARATORY
School
AZ
16076817
Frayser Community Schools
School District
TN
16077586
MIDLANDS STEM INSTITUTE
School
SC
16077587
CHATTANOOGA CHARTER SCHOOL OF EXCELLENCE
School District
TN
16077642
JALEN ROSE LEADERSHIP ACADEMY
School
MI
16079878
KIPP TEAM and Family Schools
Consortium
NJ
16082091
Jackson County Library District
Library System
OR
16082414
SPRINGFIELD PREP CHARTER SCHOOL
School
MA
16084278
YESHIVAT DARCHE ERES ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
School
NY
17000071
Messmer Catholic Schools
School District
WI
17000151
PROPEL SCHOOLS
School District
PA
17000154
Haralson County Board of Education
School District
GA
17000162
Rowe Elementary Charter Schools
School District
IL
17000175
Harlem Village Academies
School District
NY
29
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Applicant Name
Applicant Type
State
17000198
Blue Ridge Opportunity Commission Head Start
School District
NC
17000375
CROW CREEK SIOUX TRIBAL SCHOOLS
School District
SD
17000682
CHANDLER PARK ACADEMY
School District
MI
17002590
Hartford Consortium
Consortium
CT
17002800
St. Labre Indian Educational Association
School District
MT
17002981
MICHIGAN EDUCATIONAL CHOICE CENTER
Consortium
MI
17003295
SOUTH COOK ISC #4
School District
IL
17003393
DC Preparatory Academy
School District
DC
17003544
MARITIME ACADEMY CHARTER SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
PA
17003714
Cesar Chavez Public Charter Schools
School District
DC
17004343
FREIRE SCHOOLS CONSORTIA
Consortium
PA
17004807
FitKids, Inc. dba Champion Schools
School District
AZ
17005142
Skyline Education, Inc.
School District
AZ
17005166
Los Angeles Education Corps
School District
CA
17005355
School District
WI
17005831
CARMEN SCHOOLS OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGYDistrict
COLEGIO PETITE
School
AZ
17006019
BROOKE CHARTER SCHOOLS
School District
MA
17006233
AURORA COLLEGIATE ACADEMY
School
TN
17007844
ACADEMY OF ACCELERATED LEARNING
School District
TX
17008166
NEW CENTURY SCHOOL 4240-07
School
MN
17008358
HIGHER INSTITUTE OF ARTS AND TECHNOLOGY
School
IN
17010660
Friends Of King
School District
LA
17011564
Classical Charter Schools
School District
NY
17011754
Grow Public Schools
School District
CA
17011782
Upper Lake Unified School District
School District
CA
17012187
St. Augustine Preparatory Academy
School
WI
17012375
MAAC Agency
School District
CA
17012459
EXECUTIVE EDUCATION ACADEMY CHARTER SCHOOL
School
PA
17012705
Osceola Science Charter School
School
FL
17013878
Greater Heights Academy
School District
MI
17014050
Syracuse Academy of Science and Citizenship Charter School
School
NY
17014110
InspireNOLA School District
School District
LA
17015501
PHOENIX CHARTER ACADEMY
Consortium
MA
17015532
Bob Hope Charter School 1
School District
TX
17015594
EMBLAZE ACADEMY CHARTER SCHOOL
School
NY
17015644
St. Monica School
School
PA
17015818
Democracy Prep at the Agassi Campus
School
NV
17016042
OnTech Charter School
School
NY
17016325
Zeta Charter Schools
School District
NY
17016719
Mission Achievement and Success Charter School District
School District
NM
17017108
Dixon School of Arts and Sciences, Inc.
School
FL
30
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Applicant Name
Applicant Type
State
17017250
IDEA CONSORTIUM
Consortium
TX
17017359
BDOTE LEARNING CENTER 4226-07
School
MN
17017524
SJB Child Development Centers
School District
CA
17018666
CITYSCAPE SCHOOLS
School District
TX
17018877
KIPP Texas Public Schools
School District
TX
17019218
Discovery Creative Pathways
School District
MI
17020113
Alliance For Progress Charter School
School
PA
17020147
Philadelphia Hebrew Public Charter School
School
PA
17020234
Orangeburg County School District
School District
SC
17020763
Hellenic Classical Charter-Staten Island
School
NY
17021055
Leep Dual Languages Academy Charter School
School
NY
17021150
Soulsville Charter Consortium
Consortium
TN
17023069
Hope Academy
School
NC
17026068
NEW ORLEANS CAREER CENTER
School
LA
17026935
Community Academies of New Orleans
School District
LA
17026997
IMAGINE DESERT WEST SCHOOLS
School District
AZ
17027007
IMAGINE CAMELBACK SCHOOLS
School District
AZ
17027119
IMAGINE CORTEZ PARK SCHOOLS
School District
AZ
17028183
St. Marys Academy
School
LA
17029734
IOTA Community Schools
School District
TN
17030949
ROCHESTER ACADEMY OF SCIENCE CHARTER SCHOOL
School
NY
17031276
Citizenship and Science Academy of Rochester Charter School
School
NY
17031335
Excel Academy Charter School - Rhode Island
School
RI
17031457
The Greater Dayton School
School
OH
17032718
Bultum Academy
School
MN
17032943
Community Education Network
School District
IL
17035942
Buffalo Academy of Science Charter School
School District
NY
17036908
BayState Community Services
School District
MA
17046705
Family Life Academy Charter Schools
Consortium
NY
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APPENDIX B
Selected Pilot Program Participants
The Commission makes the following selections of 26 eligible schools, libraries, and consortia as
participants in the Schools and Libraries Cybersecurity Pilot Program. Pilot Program participants listed
here represent entities with a 90% discount rate and an NSLP percentage of 81%:1
BEN
Participant Name
Participant Type
State
125400
HOMER CENTER SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
PA
126376
BALTIMORE CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
MD
126850
GUILFORD COUNTY SCHOOL DIST
School District
NC
127957
JEFFERSON COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
AL
128525
WHITE COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
TN
128673
COLUMBIA SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
MS
129561
RAVENNA CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
OH
130001
CHILLICOTHE CITY SCHOOLS
School District
OH
130616
WESTERN WAYNE SCHOOLS
School District
IN
131079
GENESEE COUNTY I S D
School District
MI
139612
TRUMANN PUBLIC SCHOOL DIST 21
School District
AR
139947
ENID INDEP SCHOOL DISTRICT 57
School District
OK
142061
FORT STOCKTON INDEP SCH DIST
School District
TX
142326
PUEBLO LIBRARY DISTRICT
Library System
CO
143112
Santa Cruz Valley Unified School District #35
School District
AZ
143177
YAVAPAI COUNTY LIBRARY DISTRICT
Library System
AZ
143454
LOS ANGELES UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
CA
143482
HAWTHORNE SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District
CA
143794
GARDEN GROVE UNIFIED SCH DIST
School District
CA
143842
BUTTONWILLOW UN ELEM SCH DIST
School District
CA
144227
OAKLAND UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST
School District
CA
144333
School District
CA
233155
SANTA CLARA CO OFFICE OF EDUCATION
PERSEUS HOUSE CHARTER SCHOOL OF EXCELLENCEHAMILTON CENTER
School District
PA
16058102
THE HELP GROUP
School District
CA
17003746
Explore Excel Charter School
School District
NY
17014805
Los Angeles County Law Library
Library
CA
1
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