Source: nford / Radio One
As schools begin the 2020-2021 year with remote learning or hybrid models, the Central Ohio Broadband Access Pilot Program is providing low-income, K-12 students and their families with low-cost internet access.
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The program will provide 10,000 refurbished computers and 10,000 hotspot devices for families to set up an internet signal using cell phone signals. No new infrastructure or professional installation required.
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Eye on The Community ft. Eye on the Community ft. MORPC Central Ohio Broadband Access Pilot Program was originally published on joycolumbus.com
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