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Free Internet Offered to Students in Almost All DFW Schools – NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth

Many Dallas families still don t have reliable internet Here are some possible solutions

Many Dallas families still don t have reliable internet Here are some possible solutions
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No Interruption : New Technology Gives Lincoln High School Students Fast, Reliable Internet Access

For KERA News Daija Showers, 15, is a virtual learner at  Lincoln High School in South Dallas. She is among 50 students testing a new pilot program to provide free internet access to students in Dallas ISD. A pilot program allowed 50 students who live within two miles of the school to tap into an extended WiFi network for free, providing a connection that works better than mobile hotspots. The noisy renovations at the house next door aren’t getting in the way of 15-year-old Daija Showers’ schoolwork. Her eyes are glued to her laptop as she stares down her geometry work. “It’s kind of hard, but I will get it … eventually,” she says. “I find school very important to me because of the road that I want to take.”

Cell towers are popping up at U S schools The long-term solution may be here to stay

Cell towers are popping up at U.S. schools. The long-term solution may be here to stay. David Ingram © Provided by NBC News The Dallas Independent School District is used to providing internet service to students when they’re on school property. But it’s never had something quite like the 90-foot towers going up at a handful of schools in the district its first foray into building its own network of cellular transmission towers.  Like a growing number of school districts across the country, spurred in part by the coronavirus pandemic, the Dallas school system has recently gotten into the cell tower business. 

Texas big plan for closing the digital divide: at-home broadband internet for every student

Texas big plan for closing the digital divide: at-home broadband internet for every student FacebookTwitterEmail 1of6 Luis Rodriguez, Xfinity comp tech supervisor, is shown with a home modem Thursday, March 4, 2021 in Houston. Texas Education Agency officials are targeting a new, unprecedented goal in the coming years to ensure all public-school students have at-home broadband internet.Melissa Phillip, Houston Chronicle / Staff photographerShow MoreShow Less 2of6 Luis Rodriguez, Xfinity comp tech supervisor, is shown at a cable box outside a home Thursday, March 4, 2021 in Houston. Texas Education Agency officials are targeting a new, unprecedented goal in the coming years to ensure all public-school students have at-home broadband internet.Melissa Phillip, Houston Chronicle / Staff photographerShow MoreShow Less

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