Internet

Lack of Internet service makes it difficult for students to complete homework, creating a “homework gap”, which places students without access at a disadvantage when compared to their peers who do have such access. EveryoneOn, a national nonprofit working to ensure all students have access to Internet service at home, is pleased to inform you about an upcoming new low-cost wireline home Internet offer for students and families:

EveryoneOn can help you find low-cost internet and affordable computers in your area.

Access from AT&T can help lower the cost of internet services for qualifying households.

Low-Cost Internet

Nearly five million households with school-age children do not have Internet service at home. Lack of Internet service makes it difficult for students to complete homework, creating “homework” placing students without access at a disadvantage as compared to their peers who do have such access.
EveryoneOn, a national nonprofit working to ensure all students have access to Internet service at home, is pleased to inform you about an upcoming new low-cost wireline home Internet offer for your students and their families:

Qualifying households include those:

  • With at least one resident who participates in the U.S. Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP); 

  • With an address in AT&T’s 21-state service area, at which AT&T offers wireline home Internet service; and

  • Without outstanding debt for AT&T fixed Internet service within the last six months or outstanding debt incurred under this program.

AT&T will assign the fastest of these speed tiers available at the customer’s address:

  • 10 megabits per second, for $10 per month.

  • 5 megabits per second, for $10 per month.

  • 3 megabits per second, for $5 per month.

And, there is NO Commitment, NO Deposit, NO Installation fee and
NO Charge for in-home Wi-Fi Modem. 
Other requirements apply. Please visit att.com/access for more offer information.
We invite school districts to share this information with students and their families when the program launches on April 22, 2016. This can include:

  • Including the program flyer in NSLP communications;

  • Adding the program web link to the district website; and/or

  • Coordinating onsite enrollment events or presentations during parent meetings.

Get Internet at home today for a better future tomorrow. The Internet is essential for success. See how you can get connected. Your family qualifies if:

  • At least one child is eligible for free school lunches through the National School Lunch Program

  • No outstanding Cox bills or unreturned equipment

  • Have not subscribed to Cox High-Speed Internet service for the last 90 days

Internet for only $9.95 a month + tax
Click HERE to get started.