SETDA's digital access report outlines strategies to prevent millions of students from losing internet access and further falling behind.

Only 27 percent of states plan to sustain K-12 digital access as federal programs end


SETDA's Universal Connectivity Imperative report outlines strategies to prevent millions of students from losing internet access and further falling behind

Key points:

  • Digital access and universal connectivity are critical for postsecondary success
  • The digital divide still holds students back
  • How your school’s design can promote equity through access
  • For more news on the digital divide, visit eSN's Educational Leadership hub

Only 27 percent of states have plans to sustain K-12 digital access as key federal programs expire, according to a new report from SETDA, the principal association representing state and territorial educational technology and digital learning leaders.

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