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PUBLIC NOTICE
Federal Communications Commission
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Washington, DC 20554

News Media Information 202 / 418-0500
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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.
3
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)
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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
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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.”).
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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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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