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This document provides an overview of the E-rate Program as of Fall 2012, detailing applicant training sessions and the implications of the FCC's FY 2012 Rollover Order. It highlights funding availability for Priority 1 and Priority 2 applications, noting the largest first wave in the program's history, with 80% of applications completed. As we look ahead to FY 2013, we discuss potential funding challenges, demand for Priority 1 services, and compliance measures. Participants are encouraged to review the training agenda for essential information.
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Welcome E-rate Participants Fall 2012 Applicant Trainings The E-rate Program
FCC FY 2012 Rollover Order impact • What will E-rate FY 2013 look like? • Training agenda highlights • Overview • The E-rate Program
Enough money for all Priority 1 (P1) applications • Enough money for all Priority 2 (P2) applications at 90% • Deny all P2 at 89% and below for lack of funds • Largest first wave in history • To date, 80% of apps completed • To date, 42% of dollars committed • By EOY, 99% of P1 and 93% P2 done • FCC FY 2012 Rollover Order • The E-rate Program
What will FY 2013 look like? • More of the same, probably • High demand for P1, maybe more than last year • Stress on P2 funding • Uncertain rollover amounts • Window dates TBD • E-rate Program Overview
Eligible Services List • Program Compliance • Audit Process • Myths and Misconceptions Debunked • Changes and Corrections • Training Agenda Highlights • E-rate Program Overview