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©  2013  Funds  For  Learning,  LLC   1  

Universal  Service  Funding  for  Schools  and  Libraries  

Data    

©  2013  Funds  For  Learning,  LLC   2  

Challenges  to  working  with  E-­‐rate  Data  

Factors  Influencing  E-­‐rate  Demand  

•  Number  of  applicants  ›  Increasing  applicant  counts  and  enrollment    

•  Discount  rate  of  applicants  ›  Avg  discount  rate  has  increased  5%  since  2000  

•  LocaHon  and  type  of  applicant  •  Changes  in  services  and  migraHon  •  Demand  shiJing  based  on  FCC  Priority  system  

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Challenges  to  Using  E-­‐rate  Data  

•  Service  categories  a  blunt  classificaHon  system  •  Internal  ConnecHons  demand  underreported  •  Applicants  submit  mulHple  applicaHons  •  Applicants  listed  as  different  applicant  types  •  Data  changes  ›  Requested  amount  zeroes  out  if  FRN  denied  ›  Discount  rates  change  

 

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Challenges  to  Using  E-­‐rate  Data  

•  Applicants  submit  mulHple  applicaHons  ›  Not  all  sites  listed  on  one  applicaHon  ›  Different  applicaHon  types  ›  Example:  Miami  Dade  FY2012  (334  separate  471s)  

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Challenges  to  Using  E-­‐rate  Data  

•  Applicants  listed  as  different  applicant  types  ›  Some  sites  appear  on  mulHple  applicaHons  ›  Different  applicaHon  types  ›  Example:  Albuquerque  “ConsorHum”  applicaHon  

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Albuquerque  School  District  (FY2013)  

•  Uses  consorHum  applicaHon  •  Increases  discount  rate  from  75%  to  86%  •  Telecomm/Internet:  $16.5M  pre-­‐discount  ›  75%  discount:  $12.4M  request  ›  86%  discount:  $14.2M  request  

•  Per  Student:  $187  pre  discount  ›  75%  discount:  $140  requested  ›  86%  discount:  $161  requested  

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Funding  Requested  Per  Student  

Applicants  Per  Student  $  Requested  

Total  Requested  

New  York  City   $340/student   $329.9  million  

Houston   $560/student   $107.3  million  

San  Diego   $753/student   $98.6  million  

Los  Angeles   $143/student   $86.0  million  

Dallas   $395/student   $62.6  million  

Miami-­‐Dade   $162/student   $50.0  million  

Chicago   $129/student   $46.1  million  

Orange  County   $96/student   $16.4  million  

Palm  Beach   $88/student   $14.7  million  

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Applicants  Per  Student  $  Requested  

Total  Requested  

Philadelphia   $98/student   $14.1  million  

Prince  George   $112/student   $13.9  million  

Broward  County   $53/student   $11.9  million  

Hillsborough   $48/student   $9.2  million  

Memphis   $86/student   $8.7  million  

Charloie  NC   $38/student   $5.4  million  

Montgomery   $35/student   $5.2  million  

Clark  County   $16/student   $4.9  million  

Duval  County   $27/student   $3.2  million  

Top  18  Mega  School  Districts  (FY2012)  

Funding  Requested  Per  Student  

Applicants  Per  Student  $  Requested  

Total  Requested  

Santa  Ana   $466/student   $26.0  million  

Collier  County   $596/student   $25.6  million  

El  Paso   $346/student   $22.2  million  

Knox  County   $354/student   $20.5  million  

Richmond  GA   $635/student   $19.5  million  

Detroit   $329/student   $19.0  million  

Washoe  NV   $292/student   $18.0  million  

Jefferson  KY   $172/student   $16.3  million  

Nashville   $210/student   $16.1  million  

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Applicants  Per  Student  $  Requested  

Total  Requested  

Saint  Paul   $444/student   $16.1  million  

Glendale  CA   $599/student   $15.8  million  

Newark   $395/student   $14.0  million  

Mobile  AL   $234/student   $14.0  million  

Laredo   $536/student   $13.6  million  

Corpus  ChrisH   $345/student   $13.3  million  

St.  Louis   $498/student   $13.2  million  

Bakersfield   $430/student   $12.6  million  

Berkeley  SC   $376/student   $11.4  million  

Top  18  Large  School  Districts  (FY2012)  

Funding  Requested  Per  Student  

Applicants  Per  Student  $  Requested  

Total  Requested  

Hemet  CA   $1,098/student   $23.9  million  

Norwalk  CA   $1,046/student   $23.7  million  

Jurupa  CA   $1,025/student   $21.3  million  

Val  Verde  CA   $839/student   $17.1  million  

Bibb  Cnty  GA   $654/student   $16.2  million  

Yakima   $974/student   $14.2  million  

Central  CA   $816/student   $11.9  million  

Ceres  CA   $900/student   $11.9  million  

Bellflower  CA   $713/student   $10.0  million  

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Applicants  Per  Student  $  Requested  

Total  Requested  

Idea  TX   $1,042/student   $8.8  million  

Franklin  CA   $900/student   $8.7  million  

Ozark  MO   $1,528/student   $8.2  million  

Bridgeport  CT   $355/student   $7.7  million  

So.  San  Antonio   $768/student   $7.4  million  

Huntsville  AL   $315/student   $7.2  million  

Decatur  IL   $731/student   $6.3  million  

Alvord  CA   $311/student   $6.2  million  

Denton  TX   $238/student   $5.9  million  

Top  18  Moderate  School  Districts  (FY2012)  

Funding  Requested  Per  Student  

Applicants  Per  Student  $  Requested  

Total  Requested  

Camino  Neuvo  Chrtr  CA   $7,480/student   $20.1  million  

Lower  Kuskokwim  AK   $4,392/student   $17.4  million  

Duarte  CA   $1,771/student   $7.1  million  

Green  Cnty  GA   $3,324/student   $6.8  million  

Whiteriver  AZ   $2,367/student   $5.2  million  

Green  Cnty  KY   $2,112/student   $4.7  million  

Fitchburg  MA   $964/student   $4.7  million  

Cassopolis  MI   $3,939/student   $4.6  million  

PerspecHves  Charter  IL   $1,979/student   $4.6  million  

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Applicants  Per  Student  $  Requested  

Total  Requested  

Lower  Yukon  AK   $2,284/student   $4.5  million  

Yes  Prep  SE  TX   $1,005/student   $4.3  million  

Worth  Cnty  GA   $1,301/student   $4.2  million  

Kingsville  TX   $1,095/student   $4.0  million  

Penn  Hills  PA   $880/student   $3.8  million  

Tolleson  AZ   $1,299/student   $3.8  million  

Coolidge  AZ   $988/student   $3.7  million  

Responsive  Ed  Sol’n  TX   $912/student   $3.7  million  

Cahokia  IL   $903/student   $3.6  million  

Top  18  Small  School  Districts  (FY2012)  

EvaluaHng  NYC  2013  Request  

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EffecHveness  of  E-­‐rate  Applicants  

•  UHlizaHon  of  funding  commitments  ›  Puqng  services  to  use  in  school/library  ›  Geqng  no  more/no  less  they  can  effecHvely  use  

•  Parity  between  telecomm/Internet  and  internal  connecHons  infrastructure  ›  Buying  when  it  makes  sense  to  buy  ›  Maintaining  when  it  makes  sense  to  maintain  ›  Making  cost-­‐effecHve  decisions  across  service  categories  

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E-­‐rate  Supports  52.2  Million  Students  Applicants  by  Enrollment  and  LocaHon  

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E-­‐rate  impacts  95%  of  students  

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K-­‐12  Public  and  Private  Enrollment  (Source:  NCES1)  

44.7   48.6   50.5   51.7   52.2  

 8.7      6.1      4.8      3.6      3.3    

 53.4      54.6      55.3      55.3      55.5    

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2000   2003   2006   2009   2012  

Millions  

•  55.5M  K12  students  ›  Public  ›  Private  

•  95%  directly  impacted  by  E-­‐rate  applicaHons  •  Every  corner  of  country  touched  by  E-­‐rate  dollars  

Covered  by  E-­‐rate  requests   No  E-­‐rate  requests  

1  hip://nces.ed.gov/programs/digest/d10/tables/dt10_002.asp?referrer=list;    NaHonal  2012  enrollment  projected  using  2007-­‐2010    enrollment  

52.2  million  Students  Supported  FY  2012  by  LocaHon  and  Discount  Rate  

0.5  

7.1   6.5   6.4  

7.5  

11.0  

2.3  

0.0   0.0   0.4   1.6  

3.8   4.0  

1.1    -­‐        

 2    

 4    

 6    

 8    

 10    

 12    

20%  -­‐  39%  

40%  -­‐  49%  

50%  -­‐  59%  

60%  -­‐  69%  

70%  -­‐  79%  

80%  -­‐  89%  

90%  

FY2012    Stude

nt  Enrollm

ent    (m

illions)  

FY2012  School  E-­‐rate  Discount  Rate  

Urban  =  41.3M  Rural  =  10.9M  

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• 90%-­‐disc  schools  ›  6.5%  of  all  students  

• 80%-­‐89%  disc  ›  27%  of  urban  enroll  ›  37%  of  rural  enroll  ›  In  these  schools,  majority  of  students  on  NSLP  

72%  Median  Discount  Rate  

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57%  

72%  

81%  

0%  

25%  

50%  

75%  

100%  

20%  

22%  

24%  

26%  

28%  

30%  

32%  

34%  

36%  

38%  

40%  

42%  

44%  

46%  

48%  

50%  

52%  

54%  

56%  

58%  

60%  

62%  

64%  

66%  

68%  

70%  

72%  

74%  

76%  

78%  

80%  

82%  

84%  

86%  

88%  

90%  

CumulaHve  Percentage  of  Student  Enrollment  by  Discount  Rate  of  School  (from  20%  to  90%)  

One-­‐quarter    of  students  

57%  discount  or  less  

One-­‐half  of  students  at  72%  discount  or  below  

FY2012  Discount  Rate  

CumulaH

ve  Percentage  of  Stude

nts  

2012  E-­‐rate  Demand  $5.2  billion  

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Straining  E-­‐rate  

• FY2012:  applicants  requested  $5.2  billion  ›  $2.4B  Internet/Telco  ›  $2.7B  Int.  conn/maint  

Looking  forward  

• FY2013  ›  Limited  funding  for  internal  connecHons    

• FY2014  ›  Telecomm  and  Internet  funding  reducHons  or  discount  thresholds  

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Demand  has  Doubled  since  2000  for  Internet  and  TelecommunicaHons  

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 $1.1      $1.7      $1.7    

 $2.1      $2.4    

 $0.5    

 $0.7      $0.6    

 $0.7    

 $0.8    

 $1.6    

 $2.5      $2.3    

 $2.8      $3.2    

0.0  

0.5  

1.0  

1.5  

2.0  

2.5  

3.0  

3.5  

2000   2003   2006   2009   2012  

Billion

s  

• E-­‐rate  applicants  report  $3.2B  Internet  and  telecomm  (FY2012)  ›  $2.4B    USF  ›  $0.8B  Applicant  

• 5%  growth  /  year  

USF  PorHon   Applicant  PorHon  

Internet/Telco  Demand  Alone  Exceeds  Cap  Gap  esHmated  at  least  $750M+  by  2018  

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$0.0  

$0.5  

$1.0  

$1.5  

$2.0  

$2.5  

$3.0  

$3.5  

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s  

EsHmated  cap  Annual  cap  

Demand  for  Internet  and  TelecommunicaHons  (all  applicants)  

Internet  and  telecomm  demand  exceeds  cap  for  first  Nme  (FY2012)  

Gap  

Funding  Year  

Internet/Telecomm  E-­‐rate  Requests  $  millions  (by  Urban/Rural  and  Disc.  Rate)  

$6    

$103     $114    $151    

$229    

$571    

$218    

$0.3   $1     $8     $44    

$147    

$259    

$107    

$0    

$100    

$200    

$300    

$400    

$500    

$600    

20%  -­‐  39%   40%  -­‐  49%   50%  -­‐  59%   60%  -­‐  69%   70%  -­‐  79%   80%  -­‐  89%   90%  

FY2012  P1  Fund

ing  Re

quest  A

mou

nt  ($

 millions)  

FY2012  School  Discount  Rate  

Urban  =  $1,392M  Rural  =  $566M  

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FY2012  Funding  Requests  for  Internet  and  TelecommunicaHons  (all  schools)  

FY2013  P1  Demand  

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“Per  Student”  Analysis  

Why  Use  Per  Student  Data?  

•  Normalizes  demand  data  by  reducing  impact  of  applicant  size  on  staHsHcs  

•  Easier  to  compare  applicants  •  Use  of  pre-­‐discount  per  student  amount  yields  clearest  picture  

•  Provides  a  frame  of  reference  to  overall  availability  of  funding  

 

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Internet-­‐Telco  Demand  Per  Student    FY2000-­‐FY2012  actual;  FY2015-­‐FY2018  est.  

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• FY2012  Avg  $51  per  student:  ›  E-­‐rate  request  $37  per  student  ›  Avg  P1  E-­‐rate  disc  74.2%  (for  schools)  

• From  2006-­‐2009,  P1  spending  per  student  rises  $2.65/student  per  year  USF  PorHon   Applicant  PorHon  

$19  $28   $25  

$31  $37  

$44  $52  

$8  

$12  $10  

$11  $13  

$14  

$16  

$27  

$39  $35  

$42  $51  

$59  

$67  

$0  

$10  

$20  

$30  

$40  

$50  

$60  

$70  

$80  

2000   2003   2006   2009   2012   2015   2018  

EsHmated  

Funding  Requested  per  Student  Average  of  Schools  and  School  Districts  

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$64  $56  

$36   $37  

$50  

$19  

$28   $24  $31  

$37  

 $-­‐    

 $15    

 $30    

 $45    

 $60    

 $75    

2000   2003   2006   2009   2012  

Priority  One   Priority  Two  

 FY2012  

P1  $37/student  P2  $50/student  

Total  $87/student  

Per  Student  E-­‐rate  Funding  Available  vs  Requested  (Telecomm  and  Internet)  

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2000   2001   2002   2003   2004   2005   2006   2007   2008   2009   2010   2011   2012  

Available   $48.9     $47.5     $46.2     $44.9     $44.6     $43.8     $43.0     $42.7     $42.4     $42.0     $42.0     $42.2     $42.7    

Requested   $23.5     $29.3     $35.0     $34.6     $30.9     $29.3     $31.7     $33.7     $35.7     $38.1     $39.6     $41.2     $44.3    

$20  

$25  

$30  

$35  

$40  

$45  

$50  

$55  

Per  S

tude

nt  

$48.9  

$42.7  

$23.5  

$44.3  

Available  per  student  Total  E-­‐rate  fund  

Includes  consorHa  demand;  Available  amount  calculated  aJer  subtracHng  library  demand  

USF  provides  $43  per  Student1  with  rollover  $63  per  student  

FY2012  • 52.5  million  students  listed  • $2.339  billion  indexed  cap  ›  $43  per  student  

• $3.389  billion  with  rollover  ›  $63  per  student  

$48  $45   $43   $42   $43  

$48  $53  

$43  

$59  $63  

 $-­‐    

 $15    

 $30    

 $45    

 $60    

 $75    

2000   2003   2006   2009   2012  

1  Available  dollars  calculated  aJer  subtracHng  library  demand  from  cap.  Average  annual  library  demand:    $98.3  million.  

Funding/student  based  on  USF  cap   Funding/student  including  rollover  

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Per  Student  Funding  Request  FY2012  School  Telecomm  and  Internet  

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By  Enrollment  

Excludes  libraries  and  most  consorHa  

Per  Student  Funding  Request  FY2012  School  Telecomm  and  Internet  

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Excludes  libraries  and  most  consorHa  

By  LocaHon  

Telecomm  and  Internet  Requests  FY2012  by  Discount  Rate  and  LocaHon  

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FY2012  

*  Remote  rural  based  on  Department  of  EducaHon  locale  designaHon  "43"  

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School  Telecomm  and  Internet  Per  Student  Funding  Request  

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By  discount  rate  of  applicant  and  locaHon  type  FY2012  funding  requests  for  schools  and  school  districts  

Excludes  libraries  and  most  consorHa  

Per  Student  Funding  Request  FY2012  School  Telecomm  and  Internet  

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By  Enrollment  

Excludes  libraries  and  most  consorHa  

High  “Per  Student”  Requests  Equal  One-­‐third  of  P1  Requests  

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FY2012  • 17%  of  applicants  request  $176  per  student  or  more  • These  applicants  represent  33%  of  P1  $  request  

Percentage  of  applicants  who  request  this  amount  per  student  

Percentage  of  P1  funding  requested  by  applicants  who  request  this  amount  per  student  

Funding  Requested  Per  Student  by  Applicant  

41%   28%   14%   17%  

15%  

28%  24%  

33%  

0%  

10%  

20%  

30%  

40%  

50%  

$0  to  $25  

$26  to  $75  

$76  to  $175  

$176  or  more  

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DistribuHon  of  School  Funding  Requests  

Per  Student  Basis  

DistribuHon  of  Applicants  Based  on  Per  Student  Expenditures  

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0%  

1%  

2%  

3%  

4%  

5%  

6%  

7%  

8%  

9%  

10%  

 $-­‐        

 $5    

 $10

     $15

     $20

     $25

     $30

     $35

     $40

     $45

     $50

     $55

     $60

     $65

     $70

     $75

     $80

     $85

     $90

     $95

     $10

0    

 $10

5    

 $11

0    

 $11

5    

 $12

0    

 $12

5    

 $13

0    

 $13

5    

 $14

0    

 $14

5    

 $15

0    

 $15

5    

 $16

0    

 $16

5    

 $17

0    

 $17

5    

 $18

0    

 $18

5    

 $19

0    

 $19

5    

Percen

tage  of  S

choo

l  App

lican

ts  

Per  Student  Pre-­‐Discount  Amount  

Pre-­‐Discount    TelecommunicaHons  &  Internet  Expense  Percentage  of  Applicants  Based  on  Per  Student  Dollar  Amount  

All  Schools  (excluding  schools  with  enrollment  <100)  

Based  on  FY2012  E-­‐rate  ApplicaHons  for  Schools  and  School  Districts,  excluding  applicants  with  fewer  than  100  students  

(  n  =  19,105)  

DistribuHon  of  Applicants  Based  on  Per  Student  Expenditures  

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 $25    

 $25    

0%  

1%  

2%  

3%  

4%  

5%  

6%  

7%  

8%  

9%  

10%  

 $-­‐        

 $5    

 $10

     $15

     $20

     $25

     $30

     $35

     $40

     $45

     $50

     $55

     $60

     $65

     $70

     $75

     $80

     $85

     $90

     $95

     $10

0    

 $10

5    

 $11

0    

 $11

5    

 $12

0    

 $12

5    

 $13

0    

 $13

5    

 $14

0    

 $14

5    

 $15

0    

 $15

5    

 $16

0    

 $16

5    

 $17

0    

 $17

5    

 $18

0    

 $18

5    

 $19

0    

 $19

5    

Percen

tage  of  A

pplican

t  Type  

Per  Student  Pre-­‐Discount  Amount  

Pre-­‐Discount    TelecommunicaHons  &  Internet  Expense  Percentage  of  Applicants  Based  on  Per  Student  Dollar  Amount  

By  School  LocaNon  

Rural  

Urban  

Based  on  FY2012  E-­‐rate  ApplicaHons  for  Schools  and  School  Districts,  excluding  applicants  with  fewer  than  100  students  

(  n  =  7,714  )  

(  n  =  11,391  )  

DistribuHon  of  Applicants  Based  on  Per  Student  Expenditures  

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 $25    

 $30    

0%  

1%  

2%  

3%  

4%  

5%  

6%  

7%  

8%  

9%  

10%  

 $-­‐        

 $5    

 $10

     $15

     $20

     $25

     $30

     $35

     $40

     $45

     $50

     $55

     $60

     $65

     $70

     $75

     $80

     $85

     $90

     $95

     $10

0    

 $10

5    

 $11

0    

 $11

5    

 $12

0    

 $12

5    

 $13

0    

 $13

5    

 $14

0    

 $14

5    

 $15

0    

 $15

5    

 $16

0    

 $16

5    

 $17

0    

 $17

5    

 $18

0    

 $18

5    

 $19

0    

 $19

5    

Percen

tage  of  A

pplican

t  Type  

Per  Student  Pre-­‐Discount  Amount  

Pre-­‐Discount    TelecommunicaHons  &  Internet  Expense  Percentage  of  Applicants  Based  on  Per  Student  Dollar  Amount  

By  School  Enrollment  

Less  than  5,000  Students  

5,000  or  more  students  

Based  on  FY2012  E-­‐rate  ApplicaHons  for  Schools  and  School  Districts,  excluding  applicants  with  fewer  than  100  students  

(  n  =  17,099  )  

(  n  =  2,006  )  

DistribuHon  of  Applicants  Based  on  Per  Student  Expenditures  

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 $25    

 $35    

0%  

1%  

2%  

3%  

4%  

5%  

6%  

7%  

8%  

9%  

10%  

 $-­‐        

 $5    

 $10

     $15

     $20

     $25

     $30

     $35

     $40

     $45

     $50

     $55

     $60

     $65

     $70

     $75

     $80

     $85

     $90

     $95

     $10

0    

 $10

5    

 $11

0    

 $11

5    

 $12

0    

 $12

5    

 $13

0    

 $13

5    

 $14

0    

 $14

5    

 $15

0    

 $15

5    

 $16

0    

 $16

5    

 $17

0    

 $17

5    

 $18

0    

 $18

5    

 $19

0    

 $19

5    

Percen

tage  of  A

pplican

t  Type  

Per  Student  Pre-­‐Discount  Amount  

Pre-­‐Discount    TelecommunicaHons  &  Internet  Expense  Percentage  of  Applicants  Based  on  Per  Student  Dollar  Amount  

By  Discount  Rate  of  Applicant  

Below  80%  Discount  

80%  to  90%  discount  

Based  on  FY2012  E-­‐rate  ApplicaHons  for  Schools  and  School  Districts,  excluding  applicants  with  fewer  than  100  students  

(  n  =  11,338  )  

(  n  =  7,717  )  

$1.15  Billion  Telecomm  and  Internet  Requested  by  Applicants  80%+  Discount  

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0%  

10%  

20%  

30%  

40%  

50%  

60%  

70%  

80%  

90%  

100%  

 $-­‐        

 $5    

 $10

     $15

     $20

     $25

     $30

     $35

     $40

     $45

     $50

     $55

     $60

     $65

     $70

     $75

     $80

     $85

     $90

     $95

     $10

0    

 $10

5    

 $11

0    

 $11

5    

 $12

0    

 $12

5    

 $13

0    

 $13

5    

 $14

0    

 $14

5    

 $15

0    

 $15

5    

 $16

0    

 $16

5    

 $17

0    

 $17

5    

 $18

0    

 $18

5    

 $19

0    

 $19

5    

Cum'l  Pe

rcen

tage  of  Fun

ds  REequ

est  

Pre-­‐Discount  Per  Student  Amount  

FY2012  TelecommunicaHons  &  Internet  Funding  Requests  Cum'l  %  of  Funds  Requested  by  Applicants  (80%  Disc  or  higher)  By  Applicant  Pre-­‐Discount  Per  Student  Telecomm  and  Internet  Expense  

Based  on  FY2012  E-­‐rate  ApplicaHons  for  Schools  and  School  Districts,  excluding  applicants  with  fewer  than  100  students  

51%  of  telecomm  and  Internet  funding  requests  submiied  by  applicants  with  an  80%  discount  rate  or  higher  were  submiied  by  applicants  with  pre-­‐discount  per  student  costs  of  $90  or  less  per  year  

23%  ($265  million)  of  Priority  One  funding  requested  by  applicants  with  pre-­‐discount  per  student  expenditures  of  $200  or  more  

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Reviewing  Demand  based  on  Service  Provider  Type  

Growth  in  Telecomm  and  Internet  2008  vs  2012  

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Growth  in  Telecomm  and  Internet  2008  vs  2012  

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