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The document provides information about the Universal Service Fund E-rate program which aims to ensure schools and libraries have access to affordable telecommunications and internet services. It lists eligible services which schools and libraries can receive discounts for, such as phone service, internet access, wiring, and tech support. The discount amount depends on location (urban vs rural) and the percentage of students qualifying for free school lunch programs. The document also provides resources for identifying other sources of funding such as private foundations, community foundations, and grant databases.
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