May 2022

Teachers Reported Many Obstacles for High-Poverty Students and English Learners As Well As Some Mitigating Strategies

While the pandemic presented obstacles for many students during the 2020-21 school year, the Government Accountability Office (GAO)’s nationwide survey of public K-12 teachers showed that teachers with certain vulnerable student populations were more likely to have students who faced significant obstacles to learning and an increased risk of falling behind academically. Teachers reported that students encountered obstacles to learning including difficulty in getting support, a lack of appropriate workspaces, and a lack of tools for learning.

Sponsor: 

Fiber Broadband Association

Date: 
Thu, 06/02/2022 - 14:00 to 15:00

 

A webinar presented by Plume. In the not-so-distant future, our lives will be dominated by new technology applications that will demand a profound increase in capacity and lower latency to support aggregate use of these applications in the home.

Plume's Global Vice President of Telecom & Wireless Associations, Jeff Gavlinski, will review these applications and discuss why these applications will shift the way we design, build and deliver broadband services.



Partnership will bring high-speed internet to Mansfield, Louisiana

The city of Mansfield (LA) is getting ready to build its own $5 million fiber-based broadband network that will give every household and business in the city access to high-speed internet. It will be the first true public-private partnership broadband network in the state, according to Louisiana Connected, the Black-owned tech company working with the city to build the fiberoptic system.