FY 2012, Wave 17 E-rate Funding Committed
October 31, 2012
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Congratulations to the following 15 Pennsylvania schools and libraries that will be receiving FY 2012, Wave 17 E-rate Funding Commitment Letters, totaling $1,285,469.10. A summary of each commitment is listed below. All FY 2012 correspondence will be sent in YELLOW.
A wave will be arriving every week until the FY 2012 funding is exhausted. This wave consists of requests for Priority 1 services (telecom and Internet) and Priority 2 services (internal connections and basic maintenance). If you were not funded in this wave, don't worry! There are many, many more waves coming, and your commitment will be in one of the upcoming waves.
The next step for those entities funded in Waves 1-17 will be to file the Form 486 which tells the SLD it's OK to pay invoices and that you are CIPA compliant. The Online Form 486 for FY 2012 is available and applicants listed below may file the form NOW. The deadline to file the Form 486 is 120 days from the date of your funding commitment letter or October 28, 2012, whichever is later.
If you have any questions, please contact me at jtschell@comcast.net.
Applicant Amount
ALLEGHENY INTERMEDIATE UNIT $ 18,568.44
B F JONES MEMORIAL LIBRARY $ 7,520.58
BETHESDA CHILDRENS HOME $ 30,234.39
CENTRE COUNTY FED OF PUBLIC LIBRARIES $ 47,922.00
DR. ROBERT KETTERER CHARTER SCHOOL $ 3,022.16
FREIRE CHARTER SCHOOL $ 34,398.32
HOLY FAMILY LEARNING AT CHATHAM $ 2,637.36
INTERMEDIATE UNIT 10 $ 38,736.00
KEYSTONE CENTRAL SCHOOL DIST $ 346,656.98
MUHLENBERG SCHOOL DISTRICT $ 26,199.65
ST MARTIN DE PORRES SCHOOL $ 45,268.24
ST STEPHEN SCHOOL OC $ 1,345.97
UNIVERSAL BLUFORD CHARTER SCHOOL $ 217,592.17
UNIVERSAL INSTITUTE CHARTER SCHOOL $ 61,538.62
YORK CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT $ 403,828.22
FY 2012, Wave 17 Total $ 1,285,469.10
-- Julie
Julie Tritt Schell
PA E-rate Coordinator
717-730-7133 - o
717-730-9060 - f
jtschell@comcast.net
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