As a nation and as an educational community, we are truly in this together as we respond to the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. This partnership allows us to come together with other states to leverage buying power and deliver connectivity solutions for our students.
— Richard Woods, Georgia State School Superintendent
- As the 2020-21 academic year approached, schools in 11 states needed a quick way to enable distance learning
- The solution needed to help eliminate the digital divide that occurs when some students have Wi-Fi to access remote learning and others do not
- Thousands of Wi-Fi hotspots had to be distributed before the school year started