Advanced Communications and Information Technology JLCACIT CommitteeCommittee-Joint Meeting February 20,February 2008 2013 TABLE OF CONTENTS Executive Summary ...... Page 2 .

E-Rate Applications by School District for Program Year 2011/2012...... Page 6

E-Rate Application Detail for All Applicants for Program Year 2011/2012...... Page 14

E-Rate Applications by Educational Cooperatives...... Page 18

K-12 Entities with a Program Year 2013/2014 Form 470 and Application...... Page 20

Appendix I...... School and Library Eligibility...... Page 21

Appendix II.....Examples of Eligible and Ineligible Services...... Page 22

Appendix III....E-Rate Priority II Funding...... Page 23

Appendix IV....E-Rate Funding for Program Years 1998-2012...... Page 24

Appendix V.....E-Rate Discount by School District...... Page 25

Appendix VI....Arkansas E-Rate Training and Outreach...... Page 26

Appendix VII...E-Rate Program Timeline...... Page 27

Appendix VIII..E-Rate Brochure...... Page 28

Appendix IX....Arkansas Library Outreach...... Page 30

Appendix X....Definitions...... Page 32

Appendix XI....Acronyms...... Page 34

Appendix XII...Forms...... Page 36 Page 1 Executive Summary

Up to $2.9 billion is available to schools and libraries across the nation for telecommunications services, Internet access, and internal connections every year through the E-rate program. E-rate is a program administered by the Schools and Libraries Division (SLD) of the Universal Service Administrative Company (USAC) and the program is funded by telecommunications customers.

Arkansas schools and libraries have been the recipients of more than $204.9 million in discounts on telecommunications, Internet services, internal connections, and Internet connections basic maintenance in the 15 years of the program’s existence. Without the benefit of E-rate, many schools and community libraries could suffer fnancially in their effort to provide basic Internet and telecommunications technologies.

E-Rate Funding Source

A universal service charge is paid by each customer that receives telephone service across the nation. The funds derived from this charge are collected by telecommunications service providers and deposited into the Universal Service Fund. The Universal Service Fund is managed by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) and funds four (4) programs: Connect America Fund (formerly the High Cost program), Low Income, Rural Health, and Schools and Libraries.

E-Rate Basics

The Schools and Libraries Program, commonly known as “E-rate”, helps public and private K-12 schools, school districts, educational cooperatives, and libraries throughout the United States obtain affordable telecommunications and Internet access services through service discounts ranging from 20 percent to 90 percent. The E-rate program is administered by the Schools and Libraries Division (SLD) of the Universal Service Administrative Company (USAC) on behalf of the FCC.

Each year, E-rate provides approximately $2.9 billion in funding across four service categories: telecommunications services, Internet access, internal connections, and internal connections basic maintenance. E-rate discount percentages are based upon the federal school location designation (urban or rural) and criteria related to the National School Lunch Program. Note that E-rate funding is expediting the rollout of high speed bandwidth for common core testing.

Applying for E-Rate Funds

Applications for E-rate funding are submitted on an annual basis. All eligible entities are encouraged to apply for E-rate discounts for eligible services and equipment.

The current fling period is a 93-day window, December 12, 2012, through March 14, 2013. Unlike grant funding, whereby funds are commonly received in advance of expenditures being incurred, the E-rate program is a reimbursement program comprised of two major processes. The application process is based upon projected expenditures, while the reimbursement process is based upon actual expenditures.

The complete E-rate funding cycle requires that a minimum of fve (5) forms be submitted to the USAC Schools and Libraries Division, each with a specifc completion deadline. Three (3) forms are required as part of the application process: Form 470, Form 471, and the Item 21 attachment. (See appendix XII for a description of the forms). Application review and funding commitment generally take between three (3) and eighteen (18) months to complete.

After a funding commitment is received, a minimum of two (2) additional forms are required before funds are disbursed. The reimbursement process generally takes several months to complete. The Offce of Management and Budget (OMB) estimates that 12 hours is required to complete all application paperwork for basic services (telephone, long distance, cellular service and Internet access). Applications for equipment, maintenance, or complex networks require additional time; and this time estimate does not take into consideration additional documentation requirements, the pro-rating of ineligible services/ users, or review processes. A more realistic estimate of the time involved for simple applications is 20-40 hours per year. The majority of application work is done during the application window. Page 2 E-rate Funding for Program Years 1998 - 2012 Dollars in Arkansas E-Rate Funding for Program Years 1998-2012

Program year Amount of Funding Requested Amount of Funding Approved Amount of Funding Received

1998 $ 14,596,462.94 $ 13,418,696.71 $ 10,556,771.56

1999 $ 13,350,795.58 $ 11,238,580.99 $ 7,964,858.08

2000 $ 31,626,842.38 $ 17,404,927.96 $ 11,565,144.75

2001 $ 72,107,586.66 $ 21,287,830.40 $ 12,191,067.62

2002 $ 57,503,177.03 $ 21,186,315.49 $ 13,953,261.39

2003 $ 63,175,842.71 $ 31,728,065.00 $ 14,731,891.45

2004 $ 54,956,504.18 $ 20,194,179.99 $ 13,520,785.40

2005 $ 21,692,860.31 $ 21,450,862.06 $ 15,561,528.79

2006 $ 30,424,315.81 $ 22,942,913.15 $ 14,628,634.79

2007 $ 31,771,320.85 $ 27,550,476.97 $ 18,493,985.21

2008 $ 28,869,389.32 $ 24,111,341.80 $ 12,176,887.62

2009 $ 31,636,072.93 $ 26,581,750.87 $ 18,092,436.66

2010 $ 37,393,697.50 $ 34,852,594.60 $ 24,287,067.59

2011 $ 37,427,100.79 $ 29,170,012.16 $ 13,914,899.56

2012 $ 37,690,065.74 $ 20,958,820.25 $ 3,275,089.11

TOTAL: $ 564,222,034.73 $ 344,077,368.40 $ 204,914,309.58 *Information current as of 2-4-2013 **Disbursement pending for funding years 2011/2012 and 2012/2013

Arkansas entities have been the recipients of more than $204.9 million in E-rate discounts over 15 years of the program’s existence. The average Arkansas E-rate discount for program year 2012/2013 was 79 percent.

The current annual dollar amount of all Arkansas E-rate applications is estimated at approximately $20.6 million. For program year 2012, DIS applied for $8.8 million in E-rate funding, based upon projected expenditures to be incurred by DIS on behalf of schools and libraries for Internet access and distance learning services.

Working Together to Make E-Rate a Success in Arkansas

Several entities collaborate to help schools, libraries, and educational cooperatives successfully obtain E-rate funds for technology services: Arkansas Department of Education (ADE), Arkansas State Library (ASL), Department of Information Systems (DIS), and Educational Service Cooperatives (COOP) technology coordinators. Each plays a signifcant role in assisting Arkansas applicants with the E-rate process. The assistance provided includes training, application fling assistance and deadline notifcation. Each of these organizations has diligently worked to increase the amount of E-rate funding received by Arkansas entities. E-rate program communications were enhanced through the development and distribution of ADE and ASL informational newsletters, brochures and emails. In addition, ADE increased hands-on-training and focused special attention on schools with little or no E-rate experience. Page 3 Arkansas Department of Education

The Arkansas Department of Education (ADE) provides guidance in the preparation and submission of school districts’ technology plans and provides training, outreach and assistance to Arkansas’s K-12 applicants. The agency assists with the preparation of the state applications for the APSCN and distance learning networks and confrms the accuracy of APSCN school data required for the application. In addition, ADE provides APSCN Cycle 2 national school lunch data to DIS and creates, distributes and manages many of the E-rate program forms. Certain E-rate forms are submitted by schools to ADE and retained by ADE. ADE forwards to DIS required information for the state E-rate application. ADE also helps ensure that K-12 public school entities provide the required information to support the state’s applications and are aware of E-rate program rules, regulations and compliance requirements.

Arkansas Department of Information Systems

The Department of Information Systems (DIS) procures E-rate eligible services on behalf of public schools and libraries connected to the Arkansas state network. It negotiates related contracts and pays all vendor invoices related to these services. As the Billed Entity, DIS is required under E-rate program rules to fle E-rate applications for these services. Advanced telecommunications and Internet access services are included on the state E-rate applications, and include the circuits connecting schools and libraries to APSCN, to the Internet, and to the state’s distance learning network. Schools and libraries are the benefciary of these services. As such, they are required to comply with all related program rules as if they were procuring the services themselves and fling the related applications themselves. In addition, DIS provides application guidance, assistance and training to Arkansas K-12 entities and public libraries. Note that, with the exception of ADE’s Distance Learning Center, ADE, the Arkansas State Library and DIS are not eligible for E-rate funds.

Arkansas State Library

The Arkansas State Library is “the offcial state library agency designated to administer state and federal programs of aid to libraries and to undertake such other activities and services as will further statewide development of libraries and library systems through interlibrary, interagency and interstate cooperation in order to secure effcient and effective library services for all Arkansans”, [Arkansas Code Annotated §13-2-207 (8)].

The Arkansas State Library has made a commitment to promoting the E-rate program among Arkansas public libraries by dedicating a staff position to the E-rate effort. Participation among Arkansas’s public libraries was 53 percent for funding year 2012, representing participation of 119 public libraries. The total amount of money requested by Arkansas public libraries for funding year 2012 was $587,781.80. Based on fall 2012 training attendance, eight new libraries are anticipated to apply for E-rate support for funding year 2013, bringing the expected participation to 56 percent.

There are several reasons why a public library may not choose to participate in the E-rate program. • Some libraries receive free or reduced cost Internet and/or telephone service from the service provider.

• Some libraries are city or county entities, and the libraries do not have the authority to procure services. According to E-rate program rules, applicants must have the authority to procure services.

• Some public libraries choose not to flter Internet content on the grounds that it is up to the patron to select which materials to view via the Internet (with the exception of illegal content).

Page 4 Educational Service Cooperatives

The Educational Service Cooperative technology coordinators provide E-rate program assistance to districts in their service area by offering E-rate educational labs and workshops and providing general program support.

The State of Arkansas Achieves 100 Percent E-Rate Program Participation by Public Schools

Through the collaborative efforts of the Arkansas Legislature, ADE, DIS, and the Educational Service Cooperatives technology coordinators, Arkansas has achieved 100 percent public K-12 school participation for fve (5) consecutive years, 2007/2008 through 2012/2013. At the end of the application fling period it appeared the state had 100 percent participation for funding year 2011/2012. After all the deadlines and extensions, there were two districts that did not complete the full application process. Ashdown School District did not certify the application before the deadline. Hazen School District did not submit the Item 21 Attachment. The participation level in recent E-rate training events and the number of Form 470’s submitted to-date indicate that Arkansas will again achieve 100 percent participation for program year 2013/2014. (The 100 percent fgure does not include Charter schools.)

Full participation in the E-rate program by Arkansas K-12 public schools is due in part to improvements in training materials and presentations; and the provision of additional E-rate labs and one-on-one fling assistance to school districts. Throughout the fnal days of the fling window, enhanced communications (to school districts that have either no application on fle or an incomplete application) helps ensure full participation. Educational Service Cooperative technology coordinators and neighboring school district personnel contact districts in their areas and provide program and deadline information. District superintendents are also informed regarding schools that have not submitted a complete application.

Page 5 E-Rate Applications by School District Program Year 2012/2013

The tables on the following pages provide an alphabetical list of E-rate applications by school district for program year 2012/2013.

The frst table contains three columns of fnancial information. • Column 1 – Funding requested directly by the school district. • Column 2 –Funding requested on behalf of the school district via the state applications submitted by DIS. • Column 3 – Combined total funding requested by the school district and the state.

The second table provides the funding commitment and actual funds disbursed to the school or district. The commitment and disbursement may be less than the funding requested. This occurs when: • The applicant reduces the funding request. • There was an error on the funding request. • There are additional funding requests which have not yet been approved. • Priority II funding did not reach the school districts’ E-rate discount level.

Requested FundingRequested Commitment Funding Commitment 2012/2013 by program Report year 2012

Funding Funding Name Requested by Total by District Requested by Dis District

ACADEMICS PLUS SCHOOL DISTRICT (PULASKI $12,656.00 $12,408.91 $25,064.91

ALMA SCHOOL DISTRICT $148,861.56 $13,841.51 $162,703.07

ALPENA SCHOOL DISTRICT $7,660.80 $32,332.41 $39,993.21

ARKADELPHIA SCHOOL DISTRICT $33,953.21 $20,183.76 $54,136.97

ARKANSAS SCHOOL FOR MATHEMATICS AND SCIE $3,087.00 $51,234.76 $54,321.76

ARK. SCHOOL FOR THE BLIND $42,332.66 $14,742.16 $57,074.82

ARK. SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF $18,816.21 $16,867.61 $35,683.82

ARMOREL SCHOOL DISTRICT $33,631.86 $11,186.15 $44,818.01

ASHDOWN SCHOOL DISTRICT $248,640.00 $46,738.43 $295,378.43

ATKINS SCHOOL DISTRICT $26,084.30 $19,481.07 $45,565.37

AUGUSTA SCHOOL DISTRICT $147,498.08 $51,182.35 $198,680.43

BALD KNOB SCHOOL DISTRICT $94,282.41 $19,944.05 $114,226.46

BARTON-LEXA SCHOOL DISTRICT $28,900.80 $11,186.15 $40,086.95

BATESVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT $68,210.65 $23,568.54 $91,779.19

BAUXITE SCHOOL DISTRICT $115,792.71 $16,937.12 $132,729.83

BAY SCHOOL DISTRICT $43,136.00 $19,762.21 $62,898.21

BEARDEN SCHOOL DISTRICT $55,665.45 $25,335.19 $81,000.64

BEEBE SCHOOL DISTRICT $30,574.46 $51,054.69 $81,629.15

BENTON COUNTY SCHOOL OF ARTS $1,300.80 $5,623.01 $6,923.81 Page 6 BENTON SCHOOL DISTRICT $65,708.09 $51,121.42 $116,829.51

BENTONVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT $73,604.88 $50,668.47 $124,273.35

BERGMAN SCHOOL DISTRICT $42,493.19 $12,829.03 $55,322.22

BERRYVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT $25,722.04 $15,649.37 $41,371.41

BISMARCK SCHOOL DISTRICT $17,742.53 $16,971.90 $34,714.43

BLEVINS SCHOOL DISTRICT $11,909.05 $20,309.57 $32,218.62

BLYTHEVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT $254,032.04 $56,808.45 $310,840.49

BOONEVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT $127,343.36 $31,993.36 $159,336.72

BRADFORD SCHOOL DISTRICT $9,133.20 $20,695.83 $29,829.03

BRADLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT $12,925.66 $47,368.40 $60,294.06

BRINKLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT $407,302.58 $11,186.15 $418,488.73

BROOKLAND SCHOOL DISTRICT $21,273.84 $11,191.45 $32,465.29

BRYANT SCHOOL DISTRICT $130,993.04 $57,895.63 $188,888.67

BUFFALO IS. CENTRAL SCH. DIST. $8,914.20 $28,007.09 $36,921.29 Requested Funding Commitment by program year 2012

Funding Funding Name Requested by Total by District Requested by Dis District

ACADEMICS PLUS SCHOOL DISTRICT (PULASKI $12,656.00 $12,408.91 $25,064.91

ALMA SCHOOL DISTRICT $148,861.56 $13,841.51 $162,703.07

ALPENA SCHOOL DISTRICT $7,660.80 $32,332.41 $39,993.21

ARKADELPHIA SCHOOL DISTRICT $33,953.21 $20,183.76 $54,136.97

ARKANSAS SCHOOL FOR MATHEMATICS AND SCIE $3,087.00 $51,234.76 $54,321.76

ARK. SCHOOL FOR THE BLIND $42,332.66 $14,742.16 $57,074.82

ARK. SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF $18,816.21 $16,867.61 $35,683.82

ARMOREL SCHOOL DISTRICT $33,631.86 $11,186.15 $44,818.01

ASHDOWN SCHOOL DISTRICT $248,640.00 $46,738.43 $295,378.43

ATKINS SCHOOL DISTRICT $26,084.30 $19,481.07 $45,565.37

AUGUSTA SCHOOL DISTRICT $147,498.08 $51,182.35 $198,680.43

BALD KNOB SCHOOL DISTRICT $94,282.41 $19,944.05 $114,226.46

BARTON-LEXA SCHOOL DISTRICT $28,900.80 $11,186.15 $40,086.95

BATESVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT $68,210.65 $23,568.54 $91,779.19

BAUXITE SCHOOL DISTRICT $115,792.71 $16,937.12 $132,729.83

BAY SCHOOL DISTRICT $43,136.00 $19,762.21 $62,898.21 Requested Funding Commitment by program year 2012

BEARDEN SCHOOL DISTRICT $55,665.45 $25,335.19 $81,000.64 Funding Funding Name Requested by Total by District Requested by Dis BEEBE SCHOOL DISTRICT $30,574.46District $51,054.69 $81,629.15

ACADEMICSBENTON COUNTY PLUS SCHOOL SCHOOL OF DISTRICT ARTS (PULASKI $12,656.00$1,300.80 $12,408.91 $5,623.01 $25,064.91 $6,923.81

ALMABENTON SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $148,861.56$65,708.09 $13,841.51$51,121.42 $162,703.07$116,829.51

ALPENABENTONVILLE SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $73,604.88$7,660.80 $32,332.41$50,668.47 $124,273.35 $39,993.21

ARKADELPHIABERGMAN SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $33,953.21$42,493.19 $20,183.76$12,829.03 $54,136.97$55,322.22

ARKANSASBERRYVILLE SCHOOL SCHOOL FOR DISTRICT MATHEMATICS AND SCIE $25,722.04$3,087.00 $51,234.76$15,649.37 $54,321.76$41,371.41

ARK.BISMARCK SCHOOL SCHOOL FOR THE DISTRICT BLIND $42,332.66$17,742.53 $14,742.16$16,971.90 $57,074.82$34,714.43

ARK.BLEVINS SCHOOL SCHOOL FOR DISTRICT THE DEAF $18,816.21$11,909.05 $16,867.61$20,309.57 $35,683.82$32,218.62

ARMORELBLYTHEVILLE SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $254,032.04$33,631.86 $11,186.15$56,808.45 $310,840.49 $44,818.01

ASHDOWNBOONEVILLE SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $248,640.00$127,343.36 $46,738.43$31,993.36 $295,378.43$159,336.72

ATKINSBRADFORD SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $26,084.30$9,133.20 $19,481.07$20,695.83 $45,565.37$29,829.03

AUGUSTABRADLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT $147,498.08$12,925.66 $51,182.35$47,368.40 $198,680.43 $60,294.06

BALDBRINKLEY KNOB SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $407,302.58$94,282.41 $19,944.05$11,186.15 $114,226.46$418,488.73

BARTON-LEXABROOKLAND SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $28,900.80$21,273.84 $11,186.15$11,191.45 $40,086.95$32,465.29

BATESVILLEBRYANT SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $130,993.04$68,210.65 $23,568.54$57,895.63 $188,888.67 $91,779.19

BAUXITEBUFFALO SCHOOL IS. CENTRAL DISTRICT SCH. DIST. $115,792.71$8,914.20 $16,937.12$28,007.09 $132,729.83 $36,921.29

BAYCABOT SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $43,136.00$87,417.60 $19,762.21$36,537.81 $123,955.41 $62,898.21

BEARDENCADDO HILLS SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $55,665.45$48,970.01 $25,335.19$25,231.49 $81,000.64$74,201.50

BEEBECALICO SCHOOL ROCK SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $30,574.46$19,799.27 $51,054.69$26,875.66 $81,629.15$46,674.93

BENTONCAMDEN COUNTY FAIRVIEW SCHOOL SCHOOL OF DIST. ARTS $46,371.44$1,300.80 $44,610.48 $5,623.01 $90,981.92 $6,923.81

BENTONCARLISLE SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $65,708.09$64,482.60 $51,121.42$24,421.13 $116,829.51 $88,903.73

BENTONVILLECAVE CITY SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $73,604.88$24,504.00 $50,668.47$44,215.24 $124,273.35 $68,719.24

BERGMANCEDAR RIDGE SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $42,493.19$21,696.00 $12,829.03$11,187.66 $55,322.22$32,883.66

BERRYVILLECEDARVILLE SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $25,722.04$74,706.30 $15,649.37$11,035.52 $41,371.41$85,741.82

BISMARCKCENTERPOINT SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $17,742.53$78,130.52 $16,971.90$36,801.91 $114,932.43 $34,714.43

BLEVINSCHARLESTON SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $11,909.05$14,308.65 $20,309.57$19,762.21 $32,218.62$34,070.86

BLYTHEVILLECLARENDON SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $254,032.04$14,240.88 $56,808.45$40,999.32 $310,840.49 $55,240.20

BOONEVILLECLARKSVILLE SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $127,343.36$121,056.00 $31,993.36$18,478.89 $159,336.72$139,534.89

BRADFORDCLEVELAND SCHOOL COUNTY DISTRICT SCHOOL DIST. $15,235.23$9,133.20 $20,695.83$22,666.02 $29,829.03$37,901.25

BRADLEYCLINTON SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $12,925.66$60,208.13 $47,368.40$29,475.22 $60,294.06$89,683.35

BRINKLEYCOLLEGIATE SCHOOL CHOICES DISTRICT INC. $407,302.58$105,878.20 $11,186.15 $ 0.00 $418,488.73$105,878.20

BROOKLANDCONCORD SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $21,273.84$8,966.40 $11,191.45$11,186.15 $32,465.29$20,152.55

BRYANTCONWAY SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $130,993.04$145,775.61 $57,895.63$50,942.35 $188,888.67$196,717.96

BUFFALOCORNERSTONE IS. CENTRAL CHRISTIAN SCH. ACADEMY DIST. $11,694.53$8,914.20 $28,007.09$ 0.00 $36,921.29$11,694.53

CORNING SCHOOL DISTRICT $19,553.47 $37,068.01 $56,621.48

COSSATOT RIVER SCHOOL DIST $338,435.60 $77,962.16 $416,397.76

COTTER SCHOOL DISTRICT $30,399.93 $29,644.95 $60,044.88

COUNTY LINE SCHOOL DISTRICT $14,966.40 $19,762.21 $34,728.61

CROSS COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT $44,018.50 $51,072.97 $95,091.47 Page 7 CROSSETT SCHOOL DISTRICT $105,664.50 $57,904.51 $163,569.01

CUTTER-MORNING STAR SCH. DIST. $7,791.55 $11,173.15 $18,964.70

DANVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT $174,450.60 $33,016.83 $207,467.43

DARDANELLE SCHOOL DISTRICT $21,135.47 $38,219.04 $59,354.51

DECATUR SCHOOL DISTRICT $17,002.06 $23,314.44 $40,316.50

DEER/MT. JUDEA SCHOOL DISTRICT $18,160.13 $78,890.17 $97,050.30

DEQUEEN SCHOOL DISTRICT $261,616.07 $143,513.88 $405,129.95

DERMOTT SCHOOL DISTRICT $108,248.09 $12,210.01 $120,458.10

DES ARC SCHOOL DISTRICT $11,377.18 $30,633.67 $42,010.85

DEWITT SCHOOL DISTRICT $18,599.10 $50,837.46 $69,436.56

DIERKS SCHOOL DISTRICT $38,293.60 $26,654.32 $64,947.92

DOLLARWAY SCHOOL DISTRICT $34,539.91 $33,930.90 $68,470.81

DOVER SCHOOL DISTRICT $143,537.54 $27,412.10 $170,949.64

DREW CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT $87,016.44 $11,312.21 $98,328.65

DUMAS SCHOOL DISTRICT $256,771.96 $51,004.33 $307,776.29 CABOT SCHOOL DISTRICT $87,417.60 $36,537.81 $123,955.41

CADDO HILLS SCHOOL DISTRICT $48,970.01 $25,231.49 $74,201.50

CALICO ROCK SCHOOL DISTRICT $19,799.27 $26,875.66 $46,674.93

CAMDEN FAIRVIEW SCHOOL DIST. $46,371.44 $44,610.48 $90,981.92

CARLISLE SCHOOL DISTRICT $64,482.60 $24,421.13 $88,903.73

CAVE CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT $24,504.00 $44,215.24 $68,719.24

CEDAR RIDGE SCHOOL DISTRICT $21,696.00 $11,187.66 $32,883.66

CEDARVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT $74,706.30 $11,035.52 $85,741.82

CENTERPOINT SCHOOL DISTRICT $78,130.52 $36,801.91 $114,932.43

CHARLESTON SCHOOL DISTRICT $14,308.65 $19,762.21 $34,070.86

CLARENDON SCHOOL DISTRICT $14,240.88 $40,999.32 $55,240.20

CLARKSVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT $121,056.00 $18,478.89 $139,534.89

CLEVELAND COUNTY SCHOOL DIST. $15,235.23 $22,666.02 $37,901.25

CLINTON SCHOOL DISTRICT $60,208.13 $29,475.22 $89,683.35

COLLEGIATE CHOICES INC. $105,878.20 $ 0.00 $105,878.20

CONCORD SCHOOL DISTRICT $8,966.40 $11,186.15 $20,152.55

CONWAY SCHOOL DISTRICT $145,775.61 $50,942.35 $196,717.96

CORNERSTONE CHRISTIAN ACADEMY $11,694.53 $ 0.00 $11,694.53

CORNING SCHOOL DISTRICT $19,553.47 $37,068.01 $56,621.48

COSSATOT RIVER SCHOOL DIST Requested Funding Commitment$338,435.60 by program $77,962.16 year 2012 $416,397.76

COTTER SCHOOL DISTRICT $30,399.93 $29,644.95 $60,044.88 Funding Funding Name Requested by Total by District Requested by Dis COUNTY LINE SCHOOL DISTRICT $14,966.40District $19,762.21 $34,728.61

ACADEMICSCROSS COUNTY PLUS SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT (PULASKI $44,018.50$12,656.00 $51,072.97$12,408.91 $95,091.47$25,064.91

ALMACROSSETT SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $105,664.50$148,861.56 $57,904.51$13,841.51 $163,569.01$162,703.07

ALPENACUTTER-MORNING SCHOOL DISTRICT STAR SCH. DIST. $7,791.55$7,660.80 $11,173.15$32,332.41 $18,964.70$39,993.21

ARKADELPHIADANVILLE SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $174,450.60$33,953.21 $33,016.83$20,183.76 $207,467.43 $54,136.97

ARKANSASDARDANELLE SCHOOL SCHOOL FOR DISTRICT MATHEMATICS AND SCIE $21,135.47$3,087.00 $38,219.04$51,234.76 $59,354.51$54,321.76

ARK.DECATUR SCHOOL SCHOOL FOR THEDISTRICT BLIND $17,002.06$42,332.66 $23,314.44$14,742.16 $40,316.50$57,074.82

ARK.DEER/MT. SCHOOL JUDEA FOR SCHOOL THE DEAF DISTRICT $18,160.13$18,816.21 $78,890.17$16,867.61 $97,050.30$35,683.82

ARMORELDEQUEEN SCHOOL DISTRICT $261,616.07$33,631.86 $143,513.88 $11,186.15 $405,129.95 $44,818.01

ASHDOWNDERMOTT SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $108,248.09$248,640.00 $12,210.01$46,738.43 $120,458.10$295,378.43

ATKINSDES ARC SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $11,377.18$26,084.30 $30,633.67$19,481.07 $42,010.85$45,565.37

AUGUSTADEWITT SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $147,498.08$18,599.10 $50,837.46$51,182.35 $198,680.43 $69,436.56

BALDDIERKS KNOB SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $38,293.60$94,282.41 $26,654.32$19,944.05 $114,226.46 $64,947.92

BARTON-LEXADOLLARWAY SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $34,539.91$28,900.80 $33,930.90$11,186.15 $68,470.81$40,086.95

BATESVILLEDOVER SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $143,537.54$68,210.65 $27,412.10$23,568.54 $170,949.64 $91,779.19

BAUXITEDREW CENTRAL SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $115,792.71$87,016.44 $11,312.21$16,937.12 $132,729.83 $98,328.65

BAYDUMAS SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $256,771.96$43,136.00 $51,004.33$19,762.21 $307,776.29 $62,898.21

BEARDENEARLE SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $83,862.00$55,665.45 $17,062.00$25,335.19 $100,924.00 $81,000.64

BEEBEEAST END SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $33,797.38$30,574.46 $24,902.03$51,054.69 $58,699.41$81,629.15

BENTONEAST POINSETT COUNTY CO. SCHOOL SCHOOL OF DIST. ARTS $25,493.40$1,300.80 $39,814.00 $5,623.01 $65,307.40 $6,923.81

BENTONEL DORADO SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $106,033.24$65,708.09 $77,799.86$51,121.42 $183,833.10$116,829.51

BENTONVILLEELKINS SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $133,713.86$73,604.88 $17,846.44$50,668.47 $151,560.30$124,273.35

BERGMANEMERSON-TAYLOR SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $10,599.72$42,493.19 $30,323.06$12,829.03 $40,922.78$55,322.22

BERRYVILLEENGLAND SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $51,487.31$25,722.04 $31,843.13$15,649.37 $83,330.44$41,371.41

BISMARCKESTEM CHARTER SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $47,604.00$17,742.53 $12,678.16$16,971.90 $60,282.16$34,714.43

BLEVINSEUREKA SPRINGSSCHOOL DISTRICT SCHOOL DISTRICT $15,921.00$11,909.05 $17,948.29$20,309.57 $33,869.29$32,218.62

BLYTHEVILLEFARMINGTON SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $254,032.04$18,562.06 $39,566.65$56,808.45 $310,840.49 $58,128.71

BOONEVILLEFAYETTEVILLE SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $168,995.68$127,343.36 $11,453.89$31,993.36 $180,449.57$159,336.72

BRADFORDFLIPPIN SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $32,124.80$9,133.20 $31,868.75$20,695.83 $63,993.55$29,829.03

BRADLEYFORDYCE SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $41,233.73$12,925.66 $35,364.27$47,368.40 $76,598.00$60,294.06

BRINKLEYFOREMAN SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT $407,302.58$8,024.83 $61,719.19$11,186.15 $418,488.73 $69,744.02

BROOKLANDFORREST CITY SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $80,553.05$21,273.84 $34,015.59$11,191.45 $114,568.64 $32,465.29

BRYANTFORT SMITH SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $414,731.71$130,993.04 $43,243.63$57,895.63 $457,975.34$188,888.67

BUFFALOFOUKE SCHOOL IS. CENTRAL DISTRICT SCH. DIST. $50,183.24$8,914.20 $30,649.15$28,007.09 $80,832.39$36,921.29

FOUNTAIN LAKE SCHOOL DISTRICT $215,091.33 $85,941.74 $301,033.07

GENOA CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT $27,172.79 $37,952.70 $65,125.49

GENTRY SCHOOL DISTRICT $21,524.54 $28,007.10 $49,531.64

GLEN ROSE SCHOOL DISTRICT $36,489.22 $13,575.63 $50,064.85

GOSNELL SCHOOL DISTRICT $116,438.62 $15,766.88 $132,205.50 Page 8 GRAVETTE SCHOOL DISTRICT $41,407.09 $16,051.15 $57,458.24

GREENBRIER SCHOOL DISTRICT $43,864.93 $31,769.64 $75,634.57

GREENE CO. TECH SCHOOL DIST. $35,914.32 $46,986.42 $82,900.74

GREEN FOREST SCHOOL DISTRICT $106,777.62 $24,255.80 $131,033.42

GREENLAND SCHOOL DISTRICT $18,583.86 $15,839.02 $34,422.88

GREENWOOD SCHOOL DISTRICT $112,924.83 $26,003.39 $138,928.22

GURDON SCHOOL DISTRICT $72,291.77 $22,672.70 $94,964.47

GUY-PERKINS SCHOOL DISTRICT $6,937.44 $18,382.76 $25,320.20

HAAS HALL ACADEMY $1,748.85 $6,040.00 $7,788.85

HACKETT SCHOOL DISTRICT $15,219.84 $19,762.22 $34,982.06

HAMBURG SCHOOL DISTRICT $107,529.23 $40,482.46 $148,011.69

HAMPTON SCHOOL DISTRICT $12,818.30 $21,157.29 $33,975.59

HARMONY GROVE SCH DIST(OUACHIT $28,987.95 $38,403.37 $67,391.32

HARMONY GROVE SCH DIST(SALINE) $15,359.96 $12,222.89 $27,582.85

HARRISBURG SCHOOL DISTRICT $258,364.62 $50,728.82 $309,093.44

HARRISON SCHOOL DISTRICT $72,129.57 $13,294.46 $85,424.03 EARLE SCHOOL DISTRICT $83,862.00 $17,062.00 $100,924.00

EAST END SCHOOL DISTRICT $33,797.38 $24,902.03 $58,699.41

EAST POINSETT CO. SCHOOL DIST. $25,493.40 $39,814.00 $65,307.40

EL DORADO SCHOOL DISTRICT $106,033.24 $77,799.86 $183,833.10

ELKINS SCHOOL DISTRICT $133,713.86 $17,846.44 $151,560.30

EMERSON-TAYLOR SCHOOL DISTRICT $10,599.72 $30,323.06 $40,922.78

ENGLAND SCHOOL DISTRICT $51,487.31 $31,843.13 $83,330.44

ESTEM CHARTER SCHOOL DISTRICT $47,604.00 $12,678.16 $60,282.16

EUREKA SPRINGS SCHOOL DISTRICT $15,921.00 $17,948.29 $33,869.29

FARMINGTON SCHOOL DISTRICT $18,562.06 $39,566.65 $58,128.71

FAYETTEVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT $168,995.68 $11,453.89 $180,449.57

FLIPPIN SCHOOL DISTRICT $32,124.80 $31,868.75 $63,993.55

FORDYCE SCHOOL DISTRICT $41,233.73 $35,364.27 $76,598.00

FOREMAN SCHOOL DISTRICT $8,024.83 $61,719.19 $69,744.02

FORREST CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT $80,553.05 $34,015.59 $114,568.64

FORT SMITH SCHOOL DISTRICT $414,731.71 $43,243.63 $457,975.34

FOUKE SCHOOL DISTRICT $50,183.24 $30,649.15 $80,832.39

FOUNTAIN LAKE SCHOOL DISTRICT $215,091.33 $85,941.74 $301,033.07

GENOA CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT Requested Funding Commitment$27,172.79 by program $37,952.70 year 2012 $65,125.49

GENTRY SCHOOL DISTRICT $21,524.54 $28,007.10 $49,531.64 Funding Funding Name Requested by Total by District Requested by Dis GLEN ROSE SCHOOL DISTRICT $36,489.22District $13,575.63 $50,064.85

ACADEMICSGOSNELL SCHOOL PLUS SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT (PULASKI $116,438.62$12,656.00 $12,408.91$15,766.88 $132,205.50 $25,064.91

ALMAGRAVETTE SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $148,861.56$41,407.09 $13,841.51$16,051.15 $162,703.07 $57,458.24

ALPENAGREENBRIER SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $43,864.93$7,660.80 $32,332.41$31,769.64 $39,993.21$75,634.57

ARKADELPHIAGREENE CO. TECH SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DIST. $33,953.21$35,914.32 $20,183.76$46,986.42 $54,136.97$82,900.74

ARKANSASGREEN FOREST SCHOOL SCHOOL FOR MATHEMATICS DISTRICT AND SCIE $106,777.62$3,087.00 $51,234.76$24,255.80 $131,033.42 $54,321.76

ARK.GREENLAND SCHOOL SCHOOL FOR THE DISTRICT BLIND $42,332.66$18,583.86 $14,742.16$15,839.02 $57,074.82$34,422.88

ARK.GREENWOOD SCHOOL FORSCHOOL THE DISTRICTDEAF $112,924.83$18,816.21 $16,867.61$26,003.39 $138,928.22 $35,683.82

ARMORELGURDON SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $33,631.86$72,291.77 $11,186.15$22,672.70 $44,818.01$94,964.47

ASHDOWNGUY-PERKINS SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $248,640.00$6,937.44 $46,738.43$18,382.76 $295,378.43 $25,320.20

ATKINSHAAS HALL SCHOOL ACADEMY DISTRICT $26,084.30$1,748.85 $19,481.07 $6,040.00 $45,565.37 $7,788.85

AUGUSTAHACKETT SCHOOL DISTRICT $147,498.08$15,219.84 $51,182.35$19,762.22 $198,680.43 $34,982.06

BALDHAMBURG KNOB SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $107,529.23$94,282.41 $19,944.05$40,482.46 $114,226.46$148,011.69

BARTON-LEXAHAMPTON SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $28,900.80$12,818.30 $11,186.15$21,157.29 $40,086.95$33,975.59

BATESVILLEHARMONY GROVE SCHOOL SCH DISTRICT DIST(OUACHIT $68,210.65$28,987.95 $23,568.54$38,403.37 $91,779.19$67,391.32

BAUXITEHARMONY SCHOOL GROVE DISTRICT SCH DIST(SALINE) $115,792.71$15,359.96 $16,937.12$12,222.89 $132,729.83 $27,582.85

BAYHARRISBURG SCHOOL DISTRICT SCHOOL DISTRICT $258,364.62$43,136.00 $19,762.21$50,728.82 $309,093.44 $62,898.21

BEARDENHARRISON SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $55,665.45$72,129.57 $25,335.19$13,294.46 $81,000.64$85,424.03

BEEBEHARTFORD SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $30,574.46$24,431.02 $51,054.69$19,759.82 $44,190.84$81,629.15

BENTONHAZEN SCHOOL COUNTY DISTRICT SCHOOL OF ARTS $15,660.00$1,300.80 $19,762.21 $5,623.01 $35,422.21 $6,923.81

BENTONHEBER SPRINGS SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $65,708.09$55,744.92 $51,121.42$12,649.75 $116,829.51 $68,394.67

BENTONVILLEHECTOR SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $73,604.88$42,434.05 $50,668.47$28,303.33 $124,273.35 $70,737.38

BERGMANHELENA/ W.HELENA SCHOOL DISTRICT SCHOOL DIST. $42,493.19$31,315.36 $12,829.03$45,599.00 $76,914.36$55,322.22

BERRYVILLEHERMITAGE SCHOOL DISTRICT $248,843.51$25,722.04 $15,649.37$26,398.27 $275,241.78 $41,371.41

BISMARCKHIGHLAND SCHOOL DISTRICT $17,742.53$89,879.87 $16,971.90$27,412.10 $117,291.97 $34,714.43

BLEVINSHILLCREST SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $11,909.05$50,572.80 $20,309.57$31,730.12 $82,302.92$32,218.62

BLYTHEVILLEHOPE SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $254,032.04$208,451.76 $56,808.45$45,212.39 $310,840.49$253,664.15

BOONEVILLEHORATIO SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $127,343.36$65,557.86 $31,993.36$47,161.70 $159,336.72$112,719.56

BRADFORDHOT SPRINGS SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $412,110.94$9,133.20 $20,695.83$56,387.99 $468,498.93 $29,829.03

BRADLEYHOXIE SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $12,925.66$60,685.85 $47,368.40$11,326.54 $72,012.39$60,294.06

BRINKLEYHUGHES SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $407,302.58$16,110.03 $11,186.15$11,253.77 $418,488.73 $27,363.80

BROOKLANDHUNTSVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT $21,273.84$40,728.34 $11,191.45$65,427.91 $106,156.25 $32,465.29

BRYANTIMBODEN SCHOOL CHARTER DISTRICT SCHOOL DIST $130,993.04$1,732.54 $57,895.63 $8,244.88 $188,888.67 $9,977.42

BUFFALOIMMACULATE IS. CENTRAL CONCEPTION SCH. SCHOOL DIST. $8,914.20$3,117.42 $28,007.09$ 0.00 $36,921.29$3,117.42

IZARD CO. CONS. SCHOOL DIST. $43,630.45 $28,007.09 $71,637.54

JACKSON CO. SCHOOL DISTRICT $16,077.23 $37,330.68 $53,407.91

JACKSONVILLE LIGHTHOUSE CHARTER $292,219.95 $23,446.64 $315,666.59

JASPER SCHOOL DISTRICT $159,824.80 $81,288.55 $241,113.35

JESSIEVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT $49,988.73 $13,639.91 $63,628.64 Page 9 JONESBORO SCHOOL DISTRICT $155,380.98 $65,677.99 $221,058.97

JUNCTION CITY SD 1 $0.00 $25,323.40 $25,323.40

KIPP DELTA PUBLIC SCHOOLS $991,502.11 $42,203.44 $1,033,705.55

KIRBY SCHOOL DISTRICT $14,601.98 $21,857.28 $36,459.26

LAFAYETTE COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRI $25,239.70 $33,969.52 $59,209.22

LAKE HAMILTON SCHOOL DISTRICT $55,205.28 $51,309.07 $106,514.35

LAKESIDE SCHOOL DIST(CHICOT) $85,434.37 $19,264.76 $104,699.13

LAKESIDE SCHOOL DIST(GARLAND) $29,731.53 $56,856.90 $86,588.43

LAMAR SCHOOL DISTRICT $41,604.54 $19,762.21 $61,366.75

LAVACA SCHOOL DISTRICT $14,374.76 $30,921.24 $45,296.00

LAWRENCE COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRIC $112,537.28 $22,854.14 $135,391.42

LEAD HILL SCHOOL DISTRICT $22,707.32 $24,730.55 $47,437.87

LEE COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT $27,329.28 $22,820.71 $50,149.99

LINCOLN SCHOOL DISTRICT $42,181.97 $48,886.30 $91,068.27

LITTLE ROCK CHRISTIAN ACADEMY $8,419.97 $ 0.00 $8,419.97

LITTLE ROCK SCHOOL DISTRICT $2,573,940.74 $11,185.09 $2,585,125.83

LONOKE SCHOOL DISTRICT $25,487.29 $34,512.16 $59,999.45 HARTFORD SCHOOL DISTRICT $24,431.02 $19,759.82 $44,190.84

HAZEN SCHOOL DISTRICT $15,660.00 $19,762.21 $35,422.21

HEBER SPRINGS SCHOOL DISTRICT $55,744.92 $12,649.75 $68,394.67

HECTOR SCHOOL DISTRICT $42,434.05 $28,303.33 $70,737.38

HELENA/ W.HELENA SCHOOL DIST. $31,315.36 $45,599.00 $76,914.36

HERMITAGE SCHOOL DISTRICT $248,843.51 $26,398.27 $275,241.78

HIGHLAND SCHOOL DISTRICT $89,879.87 $27,412.10 $117,291.97

HILLCREST SCHOOL DISTRICT $50,572.80 $31,730.12 $82,302.92

HOPE SCHOOL DISTRICT $208,451.76 $45,212.39 $253,664.15

HORATIO SCHOOL DISTRICT $65,557.86 $47,161.70 $112,719.56

HOT SPRINGS SCHOOL DISTRICT $412,110.94 $56,387.99 $468,498.93

HOXIE SCHOOL DISTRICT $60,685.85 $11,326.54 $72,012.39

HUGHES SCHOOL DISTRICT $16,110.03 $11,253.77 $27,363.80

HUNTSVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT $40,728.34 $65,427.91 $106,156.25

IMBODEN CHARTER SCHOOL DIST $1,732.54 $8,244.88 $9,977.42

IMMACULATE CONCEPTION SCHOOL $3,117.42 $ 0.00 $3,117.42

IZARD CO. CONS. SCHOOL DIST. $43,630.45 $28,007.09 $71,637.54

JACKSON CO. SCHOOL DISTRICT Requested Funding Commitment$16,077.23 by program $37,330.68 year 2012 $53,407.91

JACKSONVILLE LIGHTHOUSE CHARTER $292,219.95 $23,446.64 $315,666.59 Funding Funding Name Requested by Total by District Requested by Dis JASPER SCHOOL DISTRICT $159,824.80District $81,288.55 $241,113.35

ACADEMICSJESSIEVILLE PLUS SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT (PULASKI $49,988.73$12,656.00 $13,639.91$12,408.91 $63,628.64$25,064.91

ALMAJONESBORO SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $148,861.56$155,380.98 $65,677.99$13,841.51 $221,058.97$162,703.07

ALPENAJUNCTION SCHOOL CITY SD DISTRICT1 $7,660.80$0.00 $32,332.41$25,323.40 $39,993.21$25,323.40

ARKADELPHIAKIPP DELTA PUBLIC SCHOOL SCHOOLS DISTRICT $991,502.11$33,953.21 $42,203.44$20,183.76 $1,033,705.55 $54,136.97

ARKANSASKIRBY SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT FOR MATHEMATICS AND SCIE $14,601.98$3,087.00 $21,857.28$51,234.76 $36,459.26$54,321.76

ARK.LAFAYETTE SCHOOL COUNTY FOR THE SCHOOL BLIND DISTRI $42,332.66$25,239.70 $33,969.52$14,742.16 $59,209.22$57,074.82

ARK.LAKE SCHOOL HAMILTON FOR SCHOOL THE DEAF DISTRICT $18,816.21$55,205.28 $51,309.07$16,867.61 $106,514.35 $35,683.82

ARMORELLAKESIDE SCHOOL DISTRICTDIST(CHICOT) $33,631.86$85,434.37 $19,264.76$11,186.15 $104,699.13 $44,818.01

ASHDOWNLAKESIDE SCHOOL SCHOOL DIST(GARLAND) DISTRICT $248,640.00$29,731.53 $56,856.90$46,738.43 $295,378.43 $86,588.43

ATKINSLAMAR SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $26,084.30$41,604.54 $19,762.21$19,481.07 $61,366.75$45,565.37

AUGUSTALAVACA SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $147,498.08$14,374.76 $30,921.24$51,182.35 $198,680.43 $45,296.00

BALDLAWRENCE KNOB SCHOOLCOUNTY DISTRICTSCHOOL DISTRIC $112,537.28$94,282.41 $22,854.14$19,944.05 $135,391.42$114,226.46

BARTON-LEXALEAD HILL SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $28,900.80$22,707.32 $24,730.55$11,186.15 $47,437.87$40,086.95

BATESVILLELEE COUNTY SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $68,210.65$27,329.28 $22,820.71$23,568.54 $50,149.99$91,779.19

BAUXITELINCOLN SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT $115,792.71$42,181.97 $48,886.30$16,937.12 $132,729.83 $91,068.27

BAYLITTLE SCHOOL ROCK DISTRICTCHRISTIAN ACADEMY $43,136.00$8,419.97 $19,762.21$ 0.00 $62,898.21$8,419.97

BEARDENLITTLE ROCK SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $2,573,940.74$55,665.45 $11,185.09$25,335.19 $2,585,125.83 $81,000.64

BEEBELONOKE SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $25,487.29$30,574.46 $34,512.16$51,054.69 $59,999.45$81,629.15

BENTONMAGAZINE COUNTY SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT OF ARTS $32,691.82$1,300.80 $10,733.87 $5,623.01 $43,425.69 $6,923.81

BENTONMAGNET SCHOOL COVE SCHOOL DISTRICT DIST. $27,345.15$65,708.09 $11,091.06$51,121.42 $116,829.51 $38,436.21

BENTONVILLEMAGNOLIA SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $180,509.72$73,604.88 $33,826.43$50,668.47 $214,336.15$124,273.35

BERGMANMALVERN SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $30,524.60$42,493.19 $40,863.53$12,829.03 $71,388.13$55,322.22

BERRYVILLEMAMMOTH SPRING SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $25,722.04$9,386.60 $19,762.21$15,649.37 $29,148.81$41,371.41

BISMARCKMANILA SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $43,283.26$17,742.53 $19,762.21$16,971.90 $63,045.47$34,714.43

BLEVINSMANSFIELD SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $27,612.00$11,909.05 $30,081.72$20,309.57 $57,693.72$32,218.62

BLYTHEVILLEMARION SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $100,951.67$254,032.04 $50,738.74$56,808.45 $151,690.41$310,840.49

BOONEVILLEMARKED TREE SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $127,343.36$36,528.41 $38,627.59$31,993.36 $159,336.72 $75,156.00

BRADFORDMARMADUKE SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $264,281.75$9,133.20 $21,462.19$20,695.83 $285,743.94 $29,829.03

BRADLEYMARVELL SCHOOL DISTRICT $36,512.42$12,925.66 $34,073.93$47,368.40 $70,586.35$60,294.06

BRINKLEYMAYFLOWER SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $407,302.58$28,029.60 $17,062.01$11,186.15 $418,488.73 $45,091.61

BROOKLANDMAYNARD SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $35,777.23$21,273.84 $20,857.92$11,191.45 $56,635.15$32,465.29

BRYANTMCCRORY SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $130,993.04$5,100.00 $35,149.95$57,895.63 $188,888.67 $40,249.95

BUFFALOMCGEHEE IS. SCHOOL CENTRAL DISTRICT SCH. DIST. $38,223.04$8,914.20 $23,719.71$28,007.09 $61,942.75$36,921.29

MELBOURNE SCHOOL DISTRICT $19,910.27 $39,360.35 $59,270.62

MENA SCHOOL DISTRICT $144,583.38 $33,042.41 $177,625.79

MIDLAND SCHOOL DISTRICT $17,624.70 $34,213.40 $51,838.10

MINERAL SPRINGS SCHOOL DIST. $380,054.49 $78,761.88 $458,816.37

MONTICELLO SCHOOL DISTRICT $78,924.37 $16,955.01 $95,879.38 Page 10 MOUNTAINBURG SCHOOL DISTRICT $184,338.56 $28,007.09 $212,345.65

MOUNTAIN HOME SCHOOL DISTRICT $115,261.79 $34,130.60 $149,392.39

MOUNTAIN PINE SCHOOL DISTRICT $54,065.10 $11,173.15 $65,238.25

MOUNTAIN VIEW SCHOOL DISTRICT $28,552.15 $104,645.49 $133,197.64

MOUNT IDA SCHOOL DISTRICT $16,281.41 $45,846.57 $62,127.98

MT SAINT MARY ACADEMY $9,857.64 $ 0.00 $9,857.64

MT. VERNON/ENOLA SCHOOL DIST. $10,298.12 $29,405.11 $39,703.23

MULBERRY SCHOOL DISTRICT $17,482.90 $40,033.88 $57,516.78

NASHVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT $18,573.87 $31,110.35 $49,684.22

NEMO VISTA SCHOOL DISTRICT $19,966.44 $11,850.83 $31,817.27

NETTLETON SCHOOL DISTRICT $40,395.74 $45,270.60 $85,666.34

NEVADA SCHOOL DISTRICT $11,970.89 $29,685.27 $41,656.16

NEWPORT SCHOOL DISTRICT $107,173.20 $17,061.97 $124,235.17

N. LITTLE ROCK SCHOOL DISTRICT $1,530,360.00 $34,894.48 $1,565,254.48

NORFORK SCHOOL DISTRICT $16,502.40 $21,143.43 $37,645.83

NORPHLET SCHOOL DISTRICT $6,300.67 $12,338.46 $18,639.13

OMAHA SCHOOL DISTRICT $11,593.52 $26,532.31 $38,125.83

OSCEOLA SCHOOL DISTRICT $243,427.57 $34,409.77 $277,837.34 MAGAZINE SCHOOL DISTRICT $32,691.82 $10,733.87 $43,425.69

MAGNET COVE SCHOOL DIST. $27,345.15 $11,091.06 $38,436.21

MAGNOLIA SCHOOL DISTRICT $180,509.72 $33,826.43 $214,336.15

MALVERN SCHOOL DISTRICT $30,524.60 $40,863.53 $71,388.13

MAMMOTH SPRING SCHOOL DISTRICT $9,386.60 $19,762.21 $29,148.81

MANILA SCHOOL DISTRICT $43,283.26 $19,762.21 $63,045.47

MANSFIELD SCHOOL DISTRICT $27,612.00 $30,081.72 $57,693.72

MARION SCHOOL DISTRICT $100,951.67 $50,738.74 $151,690.41

MARKED TREE SCHOOL DISTRICT $36,528.41 $38,627.59 $75,156.00

MARMADUKE SCHOOL DISTRICT $264,281.75 $21,462.19 $285,743.94

MARVELL SCHOOL DISTRICT $36,512.42 $34,073.93 $70,586.35

MAYFLOWER SCHOOL DISTRICT $28,029.60 $17,062.01 $45,091.61

MAYNARD SCHOOL DISTRICT $35,777.23 $20,857.92 $56,635.15

MCCRORY SCHOOL DISTRICT $5,100.00 $35,149.95 $40,249.95

MCGEHEE SCHOOL DISTRICT $38,223.04 $23,719.71 $61,942.75

MELBOURNE SCHOOL DISTRICT $19,910.27 $39,360.35 $59,270.62

MENA SCHOOL DISTRICT $144,583.38 $33,042.41 $177,625.79 Requested Funding Commitment by program year 2012 MIDLAND SCHOOL DISTRICT $17,624.70 $34,213.40 $51,838.10 Funding Funding Name Requested by Total by District MINERAL SPRINGS SCHOOL DIST. $380,054.49Requested $78,761.88 by Dis $458,816.37 District

ACADEMICSMONTICELLO PLUS SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT (PULASKI $12,656.00$78,924.37 $12,408.91$16,955.01 $25,064.91$95,879.38

ALMAMOUNTAINBURG SCHOOL DISTRICT SCHOOL DISTRICT $148,861.56$184,338.56 $13,841.51$28,007.09 $162,703.07$212,345.65

ALPENAMOUNTAIN SCHOOL HOME DISTRICT SCHOOL DISTRICT $115,261.79$7,660.80 $32,332.41$34,130.60 $149,392.39 $39,993.21

ARKADELPHIAMOUNTAIN PINE SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $33,953.21$54,065.10 $20,183.76$11,173.15 $54,136.97$65,238.25

ARKANSASMOUNTAIN VIEW SCHOOL SCHOOL FOR MATHEMATICS DISTRICT AND SCIE $28,552.15$3,087.00 $104,645.49 $51,234.76 $133,197.64 $54,321.76

ARK.MOUNT SCHOOL IDA SCHOOL FOR THE DISTRICT BLIND $42,332.66$16,281.41 $14,742.16$45,846.57 $57,074.82$62,127.98

ARK.MT SAINT SCHOOL MARY FOR ACADEMY THE DEAF $18,816.21$9,857.64 $16,867.61$ 0.00 $35,683.82$9,857.64

ARMORELMT. VERNON/ENOLA SCHOOL DISTRICT SCHOOL DIST. $33,631.86$10,298.12 $11,186.15$29,405.11 $44,818.01$39,703.23

ASHDOWNMULBERRY SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $248,640.00$17,482.90 $46,738.43$40,033.88 $295,378.43 $57,516.78

ATKINSNASHVILLE SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $26,084.30$18,573.87 $19,481.07$31,110.35 $45,565.37$49,684.22

AUGUSTANEMO VISTA SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $147,498.08$19,966.44 $51,182.35$11,850.83 $198,680.43 $31,817.27

BALDNETTLETON KNOB SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $94,282.41$40,395.74 $19,944.05$45,270.60 $114,226.46 $85,666.34

BARTON-LEXANEVADA SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $28,900.80$11,970.89 $11,186.15$29,685.27 $40,086.95$41,656.16

BATESVILLENEWPORT SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $107,173.20$68,210.65 $23,568.54$17,061.97 $124,235.17 $91,779.19

BAUXITEN. LITTLE SCHOOL ROCK SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $1,530,360.00$115,792.71 $16,937.12$34,894.48 $1,565,254.48 $132,729.83

BAYNORFORK SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $43,136.00$16,502.40 $19,762.21$21,143.43 $62,898.21$37,645.83

BEARDENNORPHLET SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $55,665.45$6,300.67 $25,335.19$12,338.46 $81,000.64$18,639.13

BEEBEOMAHA SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $30,574.46$11,593.52 $51,054.69$26,532.31 $81,629.15$38,125.83

BENTONOSCEOLA COUNTY SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT OF ARTS $243,427.57$1,300.80 $34,409.77 $5,623.01 $277,837.34 $6,923.81

OUACHITA RIVER SCHOOL DISTRICT $21,209.36 $37,618.69 $58,828.05 BENTON SCHOOL DISTRICT $65,708.09 $51,121.42 $116,829.51

OUACHITA SCHOOL DISTRICT $11,053.81 $16,181.32 $27,235.13 BENTONVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT $73,604.88 $50,668.47 $124,273.35

OZARK MOUNTAIN SCHOOL DISTRICT $364,858.39 $91,475.04 $456,333.43 BERGMAN SCHOOL DISTRICT $42,493.19 $12,829.03 $55,322.22

OZARK SCHOOL DISTRICT $81,708.59 $44,870.15 $126,578.74 BERRYVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT $25,722.04 $15,649.37 $41,371.41

PALESTINE-WHEATLEY SCH. DIST. $30,171.21 $17,056.06 $47,227.27 BISMARCK SCHOOL DISTRICT $17,742.53 $16,971.90 $34,714.43

PANGBURN SCHOOL DISTRICT $31,050.00 $18,980.73 $50,030.73 BLEVINS SCHOOL DISTRICT $11,909.05 $20,309.57 $32,218.62

PARAGOULD SCHOOL DISTRICT $113,679.85 $44,027.80 $157,707.65 BLYTHEVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT $254,032.04 $56,808.45 $310,840.49

PARIS SCHOOL DISTRICT $64,536.96 $29,790.48 $94,327.44 BOONEVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT $127,343.36 $31,993.36 $159,336.72

PARKERS CHAPEL SCHOOL DIST. $27,129.16 $17,004.16 $44,133.32 BRADFORD SCHOOL DISTRICT $9,133.20 $20,695.83 $29,829.03

PEA RIDGE SCHOOL DISTRICT $18,479.69 $31,772.83 $50,252.52 BRADLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT $12,925.66 $47,368.40 $60,294.06

PERRYVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT $15,697.76 $37,748.49 $53,446.25 BRINKLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT $407,302.58 $11,186.15 $418,488.73

PIGGOTT SCHOOL DISTRICT $104,169.34 $20,614.06 $124,783.40 BROOKLAND SCHOOL DISTRICT $21,273.84 $11,191.45 $32,465.29

PINE BLUFF LIGHTHOUSE CHARTER SCHOOL $143,500.81 $4,769.83 $148,270.64 BRYANT SCHOOL DISTRICT $130,993.04 $57,895.63 $188,888.67

PINE BLUFF SCHOOL DISTRICT $143,173.43 $54,502.39 $197,675.82 BUFFALO IS. CENTRAL SCH. DIST. $8,914.20 $28,007.09 $36,921.29

POCAHONTAS SCHOOL DISTRICT $59,710.56 $18,169.74 $77,880.30

POTTSVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT $68,919.92 $41,192.75 $110,112.67

POYEN SCHOOL DISTRICT $8,366.21 $13,623.58 $21,989.79

PRAIRIE GROVE SCHOOL DISTRICT $28,428.23 $30,707.21 $59,135.44

PRESCOTT SCHOOL DISTRICT $914,172.70 $37,001.90 $951,174.60

PagePULASKI 11 ACADEMY $30,645.84 $ 0.00 $30,645.84

PULASKI CO. SPEC. SCHOOL DIST. $384,715.60 $312,304.67 $697,020.27

QUITMAN SCHOOL DISTRICT $33,263.42 $22,433.78 $55,697.20

RECTOR SCHOOL DISTRICT $16,860.37 $19,865.12 $36,725.49

RIVERSIDE SCHOOL DISTRICT $16,776.01 $27,303.58 $44,079.59

RIVERVIEW SCHOOL DISTRICT $134,691.00 $27,675.15 $162,366.15

ROGERS SCHOOL DISTRICT $387,002.40 $11,552.46 $398,554.86

ROSE BUD SCHOOL DISTRICT $10,481.85 $21,824.53 $32,306.38

RUSSELLVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT $161,882.47 $8,244.88 $170,127.35

SACRED HEART SCHOOL $2,280.00 $ 0.00 $2,280.00

SALEM SCHOOL DISTRICT $26,716.42 $21,462.19 $48,178.61

SCRANTON SCHOOL DISTRICT $12,450.99 $20,695.83 $33,146.82

SEARCY COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT $74,843.02 $55,307.41 $130,150.43

SEARCY SCHOOL DISTRICT $47,456.07 $51,934.40 $99,390.47

SHERIDAN SCHOOL DISTRICT $76,845.52 $31,075.36 $107,920.88

SHIRLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT $90,801.07 $27,243.28 $118,044.35

SILOAM SPRINGS SCHOOL DISTRICT $37,535.15 $11,077.50 $48,612.65

SLOAN-HENDRIX SCHOOL DIST. $27,840.00 $19,762.21 $47,602.21

SMACKOVER SCHOOL DISTRICT $98,307.45 $17,965.45 $116,272.90 OUACHITA RIVER SCHOOL DISTRICT $21,209.36 $37,618.69 $58,828.05

OUACHITA SCHOOL DISTRICT $11,053.81 $16,181.32 $27,235.13

OZARK MOUNTAIN SCHOOL DISTRICT $364,858.39 $91,475.04 $456,333.43

OZARK SCHOOL DISTRICT $81,708.59 $44,870.15 $126,578.74

PALESTINE-WHEATLEY SCH. DIST. $30,171.21 $17,056.06 $47,227.27

PANGBURN SCHOOL DISTRICT $31,050.00 $18,980.73 $50,030.73

PARAGOULD SCHOOL DISTRICT $113,679.85 $44,027.80 $157,707.65

PARIS SCHOOL DISTRICT $64,536.96 $29,790.48 $94,327.44

PARKERS CHAPEL SCHOOL DIST. $27,129.16 $17,004.16 $44,133.32

PEA RIDGE SCHOOL DISTRICT $18,479.69 $31,772.83 $50,252.52

PERRYVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT $15,697.76 $37,748.49 $53,446.25

PIGGOTT SCHOOL DISTRICT $104,169.34 $20,614.06 $124,783.40

PINE BLUFF LIGHTHOUSE CHARTER SCHOOL $143,500.81 $4,769.83 $148,270.64

PINE BLUFF SCHOOL DISTRICT $143,173.43 $54,502.39 $197,675.82

POCAHONTAS SCHOOL DISTRICT $59,710.56 $18,169.74 $77,880.30

POTTSVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT $68,919.92 $41,192.75 $110,112.67 Requested Funding Commitment by program year 2012 POYEN SCHOOL DISTRICT $8,366.21 $13,623.58 $21,989.79 Funding Funding Name Requested by Total by District PRAIRIE GROVE SCHOOL DISTRICT $28,428.23Requested $30,707.21 by Dis $59,135.44 District

ACADEMICSPRESCOTT SCHOOL PLUS SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT (PULASKI $914,172.70$12,656.00 $12,408.91$37,001.90 $951,174.60 $25,064.91

ALMAPULASKI SCHOOL ACADEMY DISTRICT $148,861.56$30,645.84 $13,841.51$ 0.00 $162,703.07$30,645.84

ALPENAPULASKI SCHOOL CO. SPEC. DISTRICT SCHOOL DIST. $384,715.60$7,660.80 $312,304.67 $32,332.41 $697,020.27 $39,993.21

ARKADELPHIAQUITMAN SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $33,953.21$33,263.42 $20,183.76$22,433.78 $54,136.97$55,697.20

ARKANSASRECTOR SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT FOR MATHEMATICS AND SCIE $16,860.37$3,087.00 $51,234.76$19,865.12 $54,321.76$36,725.49

ARK.RIVERSIDE SCHOOL SCHOOL FOR THE DISTRICT BLIND $42,332.66$16,776.01 $14,742.16$27,303.58 $57,074.82$44,079.59

ARK.RIVERVIEW SCHOOL SCHOOL FOR THE DISTRICT DEAF $134,691.00$18,816.21 $16,867.61$27,675.15 $162,366.15 $35,683.82

ARMORELROGERS SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $387,002.40$33,631.86 $11,186.15$11,552.46 $398,554.86 $44,818.01

ASHDOWNROSE BUD SCHOOL DISTRICT $248,640.00$10,481.85 $46,738.43$21,824.53 $295,378.43 $32,306.38

ATKINSRUSSELLVILLE SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $161,882.47$26,084.30 $19,481.07 $8,244.88 $170,127.35 $45,565.37

AUGUSTASACRED HEART SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT $147,498.08$2,280.00 $51,182.35$ 0.00 $198,680.43$2,280.00

BALDSALEM KNOB SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $94,282.41$26,716.42 $19,944.05$21,462.19 $114,226.46 $48,178.61

BARTON-LEXASCRANTON SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $28,900.80$12,450.99 $11,186.15$20,695.83 $40,086.95$33,146.82

BATESVILLESEARCY COUNTY SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $68,210.65$74,843.02 $23,568.54$55,307.41 $130,150.43 $91,779.19

BAUXITESEARCY SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $115,792.71$47,456.07 $16,937.12$51,934.40 $132,729.83 $99,390.47

BAYSHERIDAN SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $43,136.00$76,845.52 $19,762.21$31,075.36 $107,920.88 $62,898.21

BEARDENSHIRLEY SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $55,665.45$90,801.07 $25,335.19$27,243.28 $118,044.35 $81,000.64

BEEBESILOAM SCHOOL SPRINGS DISTRICT SCHOOL DISTRICT $30,574.46$37,535.15 $51,054.69$11,077.50 $81,629.15$48,612.65

BENTONSLOAN-HENDRIX COUNTY SCHOOL SCHOOL DIST. OF ARTS $27,840.00$1,300.80 $19,762.21 $5,623.01 $47,602.21 $6,923.81

BENTONSMACKOVER SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $65,708.09$98,307.45 $51,121.42$17,965.45 $116,829.51$116,272.90

BENTONVILLESO. CONWAY CO. SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $73,604.88$62,464.90 $50,668.47 $38,387.63 $124,273.35 $100,852.53

BERGMANSO. MISS. COUNTY SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DIST. $267,274.01$42,493.19 $12,829.03 $47,022.39 $314,296.40 $55,322.22

BERRYVILLESOUTH PIKE COUNTYSCHOOL SCHOOLDISTRICT DIST $25,722.04$40,800.00 $15,649.37 $47,712.10 $41,371.41 $88,512.10

BISMARCKSOUTHSIDE SCHOOL SCH DIST(INDEPENDENCE) DISTRICT $17,742.53$13,276.80 $16,971.90 $22,390.09 $34,714.43 $35,666.89

BLEVINSSOUTH SIDE SCHOOL SCH DIST(VANBUREN) DISTRICT $11,909.05$17,811.06 $20,309.57 $22,854.34 $32,218.62 $40,665.40

BLYTHEVILLESPRINGDALE SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT $254,032.04$576,003.72 $56,808.45 $56,361.76 $310,840.49 $632,365.48

BOONEVILLESPRING HILL SCHOOL DISTRICT $127,343.36$12,366.53 $31,993.36 $11,173.15 $159,336.72 $23,539.68

BRADFORDSTAR CITY SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $97,334.27$9,133.20 $20,695.83 $19,762.22 $117,096.49 $29,829.03

2 BRADLEYSTEPHENS SCHOOL SD DISTRICT $12,925.66$0.00 $47,368.40$16,933.77 $60,294.06 $16,933.77

BRINKLEYST JOHN'S SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT $407,302.58$1,036.59 $11,186.15$ 0.00 $418,488.73$1,036.59

3 BROOKLANDSTRONG-HUTTIG SCHOOL SD DISTRICT $21,273.84$0.00 $11,191.45$12,147.70 $32,465.29 $12,147.70

BRYANTSTUTTGART SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $130,993.04$99,635.52 $57,895.63 $58,507.48 $188,888.67 $158,143.00

BUFFALOST VINCENT IS. DE CENTRAL PAUL SCHOOL SCH. DIST. $8,914.20$1,411.20 $28,007.09$ 0.00 $36,921.29$1,411.20

SUBIACO ACADEMY $16,674.00 $ 0.00 $16,674.00

TEXARKANA SCHOOL DISTRICT $758,666.09 $46,422.01 $805,088.10

TRUMANN SCHOOL DISTRICT $48,024.00 $19,762.21 $67,786.21

TWO RIVERS SCHOOL DISTRICT $29,604.47 $5,970.52 $35,574.99

VALLEY SPRINGS SCHOOL DISTRICT $39,050.59 $30,239.86 $69,290.45 Page 12 VALLEY VIEW SCHOOL DISTRICT $19,800.58 $19,113.93 $38,914.51

VAN BUREN SCHOOL DISTRICT $215,258.82 $51,709.91 $266,968.73

VILONIA SCHOOL DISTRICT $65,195.49 $33,782.52 $98,978.01

VIOLA SCHOOL DISTRICT $24,416.54 $22,991.59 $47,408.13

WALDRON SCHOOL DISTRICT $87,786.46 $27,412.10 $115,198.56

WARREN SCHOOL DISTRICT $317,518.65 $18,529.88 $336,048.53

WATSON CHAPEL SCHOOL DISTRICT $115,326.15 $37,163.27 $152,489.42

WESTERN YELL CO. SCHOOL DIST. $22,900.54 $55,212.11 $78,112.65

WEST FORK SCHOOL DISTRICT $29,555.31 $17,926.81 $47,482.12

WEST MEMPHIS SCHOOL DISTRICT $87,609.60 $56,881.23 $144,490.83

WESTSIDE CONS. SCH DIST(CRAIGH $69,136.59 $11,185.39 $80,321.98

WEST SIDE SCHOOL DIST(CLEBURNE $2,304.00 $11,154.15 $13,458.15

WESTSIDE SCHOOL DIST(JOHNSON) $72,401.69 $8,244.88 $80,646.57

WHITE CO. CENTRAL SCHOOL DIST. $17,812.60 $20,927.39 $38,739.99

WHITE HALL SCHOOL DISTRICT $178,286.20 $43,495.10 $221,781.30

WONDERVIEW SCHOOL DISTRICT $8,236.99 $15,540.23 $23,777.22

WOODLAWN SCHOOL DISTRICT $16,827.72 $15,076.03 $31,903.75

WORD OF OUTREACH CHRISTIAN ACADEMY $10,823.98 $ 0.00 $10,823.98

WYNNE SCHOOL DISTRICT $49,363.07 $19,142.86 $68,505.93

YELLVILLE-SUMMIT SCHOOL DIST. $12,506.78 $31,723.92 $44,230.70 SO. CONWAY CO. SCHOOL DISTRICT $62,464.90 $38,387.63 $100,852.53

SO. MISS. COUNTY SCHOOL DIST. $267,274.01 $47,022.39 $314,296.40

SOUTH PIKE COUNTY SCHOOL DIST $40,800.00 $47,712.10 $88,512.10

SOUTHSIDE SCH DIST(INDEPENDENCE) $13,276.80 $22,390.09 $35,666.89

SOUTH SIDE SCH DIST(VANBUREN) $17,811.06 $22,854.34 $40,665.40

SPRINGDALE SCHOOL DISTRICT $576,003.72 $56,361.76 $632,365.48

SPRING HILL SCHOOL DISTRICT $12,366.53 $11,173.15 $23,539.68

STAR CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT $97,334.27 $19,762.22 $117,096.49

STEPHENS SD 2 $0.00 $16,933.77 $16,933.77

ST JOHN'S SCHOOL $1,036.59 $ 0.00 $1,036.59

STRONG-HUTTIG SD 3 $0.00 $12,147.70 $12,147.70

STUTTGART SCHOOL DISTRICT $99,635.52 $58,507.48 $158,143.00

ST VINCENT DE PAUL SCHOOL $1,411.20 $ 0.00 $1,411.20

SUBIACO ACADEMY $16,674.00 $ 0.00 $16,674.00

TEXARKANA SCHOOL DISTRICT $758,666.09 $46,422.01 $805,088.10 Requested Funding Commitment by program year 2012

TRUMANN SCHOOL DISTRICT $48,024.00 $19,762.21 $67,786.21 Funding Funding Name Requested by Total by District Requested by Dis TWO RIVERS SCHOOL DISTRICT $29,604.47District $5,970.52 $35,574.99

ACADEMICSVALLEY SPRINGS PLUS SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT (PULASKI $12,656.00$39,050.59 $12,408.91$30,239.86 $69,290.45$25,064.91

ALMAVALLEY SCHOOL VIEW SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $148,861.56$19,800.58 $13,841.51$19,113.93 $162,703.07 $38,914.51

ALPENAVAN BUREN SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $215,258.82$7,660.80 $32,332.41$51,709.91 $266,968.73 $39,993.21

ARKADELPHIAVILONIA SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $33,953.21$65,195.49 $20,183.76$33,782.52 $98,978.01$54,136.97

ARKANSASVIOLA SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT FOR MATHEMATICS AND SCIE $24,416.54$3,087.00 $51,234.76$22,991.59 $47,408.13$54,321.76

ARK.WALDRON SCHOOL SCHOOL FOR THE DISTRICT BLIND $42,332.66$87,786.46 $14,742.16$27,412.10 $115,198.56 $57,074.82

ARK.WARREN SCHOOL SCHOOL FOR DISTRICT THE DEAF $317,518.65$18,816.21 $16,867.61$18,529.88 $336,048.53 $35,683.82

ARMORELWATSON CHAPEL SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $115,326.15$33,631.86 $11,186.15$37,163.27 $152,489.42 $44,818.01

ASHDOWNWESTERN YELLSCHOOL CO. DISTRICT SCHOOL DIST. $248,640.00$22,900.54 $46,738.43$55,212.11 $295,378.43 $78,112.65

ATKINSWEST FORK SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $26,084.30$29,555.31 $19,481.07$17,926.81 $47,482.12$45,565.37

AUGUSTAWEST MEMPHIS SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $147,498.08$87,609.60 $51,182.35$56,881.23 $144,490.83$198,680.43

BALDWESTSIDE KNOB CONS. SCHOOL SCH DISTRICT DIST(CRAIGH $94,282.41$69,136.59 $19,944.05$11,185.39 $114,226.46 $80,321.98

BARTON-LEXAWEST SIDE SCHOOL SCHOOL DIST(CLEBURNE DISTRICT $28,900.80$2,304.00 $11,186.15$11,154.15 $13,458.15$40,086.95

BATESVILLEWESTSIDE SCHOOL SCHOOL DIST(JOHNSON) DISTRICT $68,210.65$72,401.69 $23,568.54 $8,244.88 $80,646.57$91,779.19

BAUXITEWHITE CO. SCHOOL CENTRAL DISTRICT SCHOOL DIST. $115,792.71$17,812.60 $16,937.12$20,927.39 $132,729.83 $38,739.99

BAYWHITE SCHOOL HALL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $178,286.20$43,136.00 $19,762.21$43,495.10 $221,781.30 $62,898.21

BEARDENWONDERVIEW SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $55,665.45$8,236.99 $25,335.19$15,540.23 $23,777.22$81,000.64

BEEBEWOODLAWN SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $30,574.46$16,827.72 $51,054.69$15,076.03 $31,903.75$81,629.15

BENTONWORD OF COUNTY OUTREACH SCHOOL CHRISTIAN OF ARTS ACADEMY $10,823.98$1,300.80 $5,623.01$ 0.00 $10,823.98 $6,923.81

BENTONWYNNE SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT $65,708.09$49,363.07 $51,121.42$19,142.86 $116,829.51 $68,505.93

BENTONVILLEYELLVILLE-SUMMIT SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DIST. $73,604.88$12,506.78 $50,668.47$31,723.92 $124,273.35 $44,230.70

BERGMAN SCHOOL DISTRICT $25,336,664.94$42,493.19 $7,967,523.54 $12,829.03 $33,304,188.48 $55,322.22

BERRYVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT $25,722.04 $15,649.37 $41,371.41 1 - School district's application certified after the deadline. BISMARCK2 - School district's SCHOOL application DISTRICT not certified. District is to appeal the denial of$17,742.53 the application. $16,971.90 $34,714.43 3 - School district did not finish the application.

BLEVINS SCHOOL DISTRICT $11,909.05 $20,309.57 $32,218.62

BLYTHEVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT $254,032.04 $56,808.45 $310,840.49

BOONEVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT $127,343.36 $31,993.36 $159,336.72

BRADFORD SCHOOL DISTRICT $9,133.20 $20,695.83 $29,829.03

BRADLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT $12,925.66 $47,368.40 $60,294.06

BRINKLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT $407,302.58 $11,186.15 $418,488.73

BROOKLAND SCHOOL DISTRICT $21,273.84 $11,191.45 $32,465.29

BRYANT SCHOOL DISTRICT $130,993.04 $57,895.63 $188,888.67

BUFFALO IS. CENTRAL SCH. DIST. $8,914.20 $28,007.09 $36,921.29

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ACADEMICS PLUS SCHOOL DISTRICT (PULASKI $4,073.34 $4,073.34 $4,073.34 50% ALMA SCHOOL DISTRICT $88,800.00 $88,800.00 $53,104.82 74% ALPENA SCHOOL DISTRICT $7,432.80 $7,432.80 $5,106.16 76% ARKADELPHIA SCHOOL DISTRICT $25,259.93 $25,259.93 $23,747.93 74% ARKANSAS SCHOOL FOR MATHEMATICS AND SCIE $3,087.00 $3,087.00 $560.00 25% ARK. SCHOOL FOR THE BLIND $60,647.13 $59,775.33 $55,864.75 90% ARK. SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF $15,564.93 $15,259.64 $2,210.00 87% ARMOREL SCHOOL DISTRICT $6,011.29 $6,011.29 $5,598.18 70% ASHDOWN SCHOOL DISTRICT $20,328.00 0.00 $0.00 80% ATKINS SCHOOL DISTRICT $22,765.73 $22,765.73 $5,760.00 80% AUGUSTA SCHOOL DISTRICT $219,371.83 $219,371.83 $217,512.56 90% BALD KNOB SCHOOL DISTRICT $13,447.39 $13,447.39 $12,860.01 80% BARTON-LEXA SCHOOL DISTRICT $13,770.00 $13,770.00 $13,770.00 85% BATESVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT $100,266.51 $65,930.65 $65,930.64 77% BAUXITE SCHOOL DISTRICT $15,613.48 $9,475.68 $8,842.08 55% BAY SCHOOL DISTRICT $41,616.00 $11,376.00 $10,524.82 80% BEARDEN SCHOOL DISTRICT $44,500.90 $15,422.40 $12,731.64 85% BEEBE SCHOOL DISTRICT $23,517.36 $21,098.18 $21,098.18 74% BENTON COUNTY SCHOOL OF ARTS $1,770.00 $1,770.00 $1,769.99 50% BENTON SCHOOL DISTRICT $43,664.04 $43,664.04 $41,825.71 58% BENTONVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT $36,710.65 $36,710.65 $25,021.05 56% BERGMAN SCHOOL DISTRICT $34,091.30 $26,321.30 $22,032.46 74% BERRYVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT $32,493.48 $27,412.50 $26,026.45 77% BISMARCK SCHOOL DISTRICT $16,783.43 $16,783.43 $11,742.46 80% BLEVINS SCHOOL DISTRICT $19,066.21 $19,066.21 $10,883.31 90% BLYTHEVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT $84,717.58 $84,717.58 $83,701.26 87% BOONEVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT $33,696.00 $33,696.00 $33,696.00 78% BRADFORD SCHOOL DISTRICT $17,503.21 $6,834.00 $6,834.00 85% BRADLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT $8,652.85 $8,652.85 $8,652.85 90% BRINKLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT $67,264.02 $67,264.02 $44,178.26 90% BROOKLAND SCHOOL DISTRICT $19,858.44 $19,858.44 $19,049.00 70% BRYANT SCHOOL DISTRICT $120,430.99 $107,916.60 $25,288.44 55% BUFFALO IS. CENTRAL SCH. DIST. $12,748.80 $12,748.80 $12,748.80 83% CABOT SCHOOL DISTRICT $90,554.17 $84,076.56 $25,802.66 58% CADDO HILLS SCHOOL DISTRICT $34,385.40 $34,295.44 $31,130.90 90% CALICO ROCK SCHOOL DISTRICT $11,041.81 $11,041.81 $7,076.20 76% CAMDEN FAIRVIEW SCHOOL DIST. $46,378.99 $46,378.99 $44,392.26 85% CARLISLE SCHOOL DISTRICT $17,136.00 $17,136.00 $13,479.68 80% CAVE CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT $44,562.36 $44,086.08 $22,464.80 83% CEDAR RIDGE SCHOOL DISTRICT $22,345.92 $15,933.41 $15,933.41 80% CEDARVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT $60,110.75 $59,192.75 $44,940.19 90% CENTERPOINT SCHOOL DISTRICT $26,399.52 $25,444.64 $25,444.64 84% CHARLESTON SCHOOL DISTRICT $10,779.97 $10,779.97 $9,475.71 70% CLARENDON SCHOOL DISTRICT $46,849.11 $15,616.37 $14,305.50 90% CLARKSVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT $18,382.18 $18,382.18 $18,382.18 80% CLEVELAND COUNTY SCHOOL DIST. $14,183.47 $13,746.91 $13,746.91 78% CLINTON SCHOOL DISTRICT $38,922.68 $38,453.17 $38,453.17 83% CONCORD SCHOOL DISTRICT $5,806.56 $5,806.56 $5,806.56 80% CONWAY SCHOOL DISTRICT $92,720.71 $92,720.71 $88,989.35 64% CORNERSTONE CHRISTIAN ACADEMY $11,059.20 $10,252.80 $9,226.57 60% CORNING SCHOOL DISTRICT $17,985.95 $17,985.95 $17,985.95 82% COSSATOT RIVER SCHOOL DIST $25,309.58 $25,309.58 $25,309.58 90% COTTER SCHOOL DISTRICT $16,713.80 $17,522.60 $13,735.90 80% COUNTY LINE SCHOOL DISTRICT $25,648.00 $12,048.00 $12,048.00 80% COVENANT KEEPERS CHARTER SCHOOL $4,297.11 $3,959.18 $0.00 90% CROSS COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT $99,393.23Funding $100,325.81Funding $97,224.40 90% Name Funds Received E-Rate Discount CROSSETT SCHOOL DISTRICT Requested$85,209.06Committed $83,461.16 $73,337.29 77% CUTTER-MORNING STAR SCH. DIST. $11,723.31 $11,766.99 $3,504.50 80% DANVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT $47,330.84 $20,186.84 $17,417.82 87% DARDANELLE SCHOOL DISTRICT $21,135.47 $21,135.47 $21,135.47 80% DECATUR SCHOOL DISTRICT $17,041.41 $12,545.09 $12,545.09 86% DEER/MT. JUDEA SCHOOL DISTRICT $10,026.51 $14,668.03 $11,890.90 87% DEQUEEN SCHOOL DISTRICT $83,774.87 $83,774.87 $80,149.98 86% DERMOTT SCHOOL DISTRICT $106,714.38 $90,287.46 $46,204.22 90% DES ARC SCHOOL DISTRICT $13,545.98 $13,545.98 $10,945.57 80% DEWITT SCHOOL DISTRICT $19,200.00 $19,200.00 $19,200.00 80% *InformationDIERKS SCHOOL DISTRICTcurrent as of 2-4-2013 **Disbursement$23,841.65 pending $10,502.88 for funding $3,194.40 years 2011/201285% DOVER SCHOOL DISTRICT $114,502.53 $114,553.56 $111,101.15 81% DREW CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT $85,612.01 $13,774.68 $12,897.08 83% Page 14 DUMAS SCHOOL DISTRICT $35,935.78 $34,108.58 $29,131.00 88% EARLE SCHOOL DISTRICT $165,593.59 $154,469.59 $152,013.21 90% EAST END SCHOOL DISTRICT $32,445.00 $32,445.00 $20,390.73 75% EAST POINSETT CO. SCHOOL DIST. $19,800.00 $19,800.00 $16,374.99 85% EL DORADO SCHOOL DISTRICT $91,305.31 $91,305.31 $49,753.40 78% ELKINS SCHOOL DISTRICT $178,321.83 $35,964.88 $31,474.42 78% EMERSON-TAYLOR SCHOOL DISTRICT $13,336.59 $13,260.66 $10,886.86 77% ENGLAND SCHOOL DISTRICT $78,930.58 $71,278.18 $55,005.19 85% ESTEM CHARTER SCHOOL DISTRICT $29,580.00 $29,580.00 $25,274.92 50% EUREKA SPRINGS SCHOOL DISTRICT $50,127.00 $14,640.00 $11,577.06 77% FARMINGTON SCHOOL DISTRICT $18,363.08 $18,363.08 $18,035.59 57% FAYETTEVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT $203,656.61 $201,106.92 $179,603.62 62% FLIPPIN SCHOOL DISTRICT $223,092.21 $30,233.14 $30,190.26 84% FORDYCE SCHOOL DISTRICT $37,456.90 $37,456.90 $37,456.90 80% FOREMAN SCHOOL DISTRICT $10,202.50 $10,202.50 $8,849.25 80% FORREST CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT $82,817.31 $82,817.31 $75,512.72 90% FORT SMITH SCHOOL DISTRICT $316,096.08 $316,096.08 $277,624.23 78% FOUKE SCHOOL DISTRICT $39,030.15 $38,637.51 $24,477.06 80% FOUNTAIN LAKE SCHOOL DISTRICT $32,911.82 $14,557.07 $9,322.18 74% GENOA CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT $20,328.84 $20,328.84 $16,394.54 68% GENTRY SCHOOL DISTRICT $18,670.74 $18,807.54 $17,917.36 80% GLEN ROSE SCHOOL DISTRICT $33,855.82 $20,226.82 $20,137.60 77% GOSNELL SCHOOL DISTRICT $48,243.95 $28,444.73 $25,474.61 80% GRAVETTE SCHOOL DISTRICT $51,607.81 $42,514.69 $36,259.74 74% GREENBRIER SCHOOL DISTRICT $37,616.20 $37,616.20 $37,040.50 56% GREENE CO. TECH SCHOOL DIST. $22,267.44 $22,267.44 $22,267.44 78% GREEN FOREST SCHOOL DISTRICT $129,572.21 $129,572.17 $129,460.42 88% GREENLAND SCHOOL DISTRICT $16,663.86 $16,663.87 $12,303.34 80% GREENWOOD SCHOOL DISTRICT $74,138.46 $72,814.56 $72,319.32 56% GURDON SCHOOL DISTRICT $8,532.65 $23,051.28 $23,051.28 44% GUY-PERKINS SCHOOL DISTRICT $6,937.44 $6,937.44 $6,370.37 80% HAAS HALL ACADEMY $783.15 $783.15 $0.00 25% HACKETT SCHOOL DISTRICT $12,841.50 $12,841.50 $10,856.17 70% HAMBURG SCHOOL DISTRICT $107,821.46 $73,233.07 $62,664.90 90% HAMPTON SCHOOL DISTRICT $8,788.13 $8,788.13 $0.00 80% HARMONY GROVE SCHOOL DISTRICT $38,266.92 $38,266.92 $36,451.43 75% HARRISBURG SCHOOL DISTRICT $70,250.85 $52,065.64 $48,398.77 85% HARRISON SCHOOL DISTRICT $79,474.68 $79,474.68 $75,067.29 75% HARTFORD SCHOOL DISTRICT $24,549.56 $21,013.93 $19,113.69 85% HAZEN SCHOOL DISTRICT $15,968.73 0.00 $0.00 80% HEBER SPRINGS SCHOOL DISTRICT $469,157.04 $53,573.04 $32,323.20 74% HECTOR SCHOOL DISTRICT $28,304.65 $28,304.65 $14,987.48 85% HELENA/ W.HELENA SCHOOL DIST. $46,494.00 $46,494.00 $3,874.50 90% HERMITAGE SCHOOL DISTRICT $172,963.20 $143,321.06 $109,677.86 86% HIGHLAND SCHOOL DISTRICT $44,812.80 $44,344.80 $38,238.71 80% HILLCREST SCHOOL DISTRICT $10,201.02 $10,201.02 $9,014.49 85% HOPE SCHOOL DISTRICT $138,330.00 $138,330.00 $85,636.71 87% HORATIO SCHOOL DISTRICT $23,179.20 $14,998.27 $14,521.82 80% HOT SPRINGS SCHOOL DISTRICT $399,349.64 $373,322.60 $294,709.78 86% HOXIE SCHOOL DISTRICT $30,914.36 $30,914.36 $30,914.36 85% Funding Funding Name Funds Received E-Rate Discount Requested Committed

DIERKS SCHOOL DISTRICT $23,841.65 $10,502.88 $3,194.40 85% DOVER SCHOOL DISTRICT $114,502.53 $114,553.56 $111,101.15 81% DREW CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT $85,612.01 $13,774.68 $12,897.08 83% DUMAS SCHOOL DISTRICT $35,935.78 $34,108.58 $29,131.00 88% EARLE SCHOOL DISTRICT $165,593.59 $154,469.59 $152,013.21 90% EAST END SCHOOL DISTRICT $32,445.00 $32,445.00 $20,390.73 75% EAST POINSETT CO. SCHOOL DIST. $19,800.00 $19,800.00 $16,374.99 85% EL DORADO SCHOOL DISTRICT $91,305.31 $91,305.31 $49,753.40 78% ELKINS SCHOOL DISTRICT $178,321.83 $35,964.88 $31,474.42 78% EMERSON-TAYLOR SCHOOL DISTRICT $13,336.59 $13,260.66 $10,886.86 77% ENGLAND SCHOOL DISTRICT $78,930.58 $71,278.18 $55,005.19 85% ESTEM CHARTER SCHOOL DISTRICT $29,580.00 $29,580.00 $25,274.92 50% EUREKA SPRINGS SCHOOL DISTRICT $50,127.00 $14,640.00 $11,577.06 77% FARMINGTON SCHOOL DISTRICT $18,363.08 $18,363.08 $18,035.59 57% FAYETTEVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT $203,656.61 $201,106.92 $179,603.62 62% FLIPPIN SCHOOL DISTRICT $223,092.21 $30,233.14 $30,190.26 84% FORDYCE SCHOOL DISTRICT $37,456.90 $37,456.90 $37,456.90 80% FOREMAN SCHOOL DISTRICT $10,202.50 $10,202.50 $8,849.25 80% FORREST CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT $82,817.31 $82,817.31 $75,512.72 90% FORT SMITH SCHOOL DISTRICT $316,096.08 $316,096.08 $277,624.23 78% FOUKE SCHOOL DISTRICT $39,030.15 $38,637.51 $24,477.06 80% FOUNTAIN LAKE SCHOOL DISTRICT $32,911.82 $14,557.07 $9,322.18 74% GENOA CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT $20,328.84 $20,328.84 $16,394.54 68% GENTRY SCHOOL DISTRICT $18,670.74 $18,807.54 $17,917.36 80% GLEN ROSE SCHOOL DISTRICT $33,855.82 $20,226.82 $20,137.60 77% GOSNELL SCHOOL DISTRICT $48,243.95 $28,444.73 $25,474.61 80% GRAVETTE SCHOOL DISTRICT $51,607.81 $42,514.69 $36,259.74 74% GREENBRIER SCHOOL DISTRICT $37,616.20 $37,616.20 $37,040.50 56% GREENE CO. TECH SCHOOL DIST. $22,267.44 $22,267.44 $22,267.44 78% GREEN FOREST SCHOOL DISTRICT $129,572.21 $129,572.17 $129,460.42 88% GREENLAND SCHOOL DISTRICT $16,663.86 $16,663.87 $12,303.34 80% GREENWOOD SCHOOL DISTRICT $74,138.46 $72,814.56 $72,319.32 56% GURDON SCHOOL DISTRICT $8,532.65 $23,051.28 $23,051.28 44% GUY-PERKINS SCHOOL DISTRICT $6,937.44 $6,937.44 $6,370.37 80% HAAS HALL ACADEMY $783.15 $783.15 $0.00 25% HACKETT SCHOOL DISTRICT $12,841.50 $12,841.50 $10,856.17 70% HAMBURG SCHOOL DISTRICT $107,821.46 $73,233.07 $62,664.90 90% HAMPTON SCHOOL DISTRICT $8,788.13 $8,788.13 $0.00 80% HARMONY GROVE SCHOOL DISTRICT $38,266.92 $38,266.92 $36,451.43 75% HARRISBURG SCHOOL DISTRICT $70,250.85 $52,065.64 $48,398.77 85% HARRISON SCHOOL DISTRICT $79,474.68 $79,474.68 $75,067.29 75% HARTFORD SCHOOL DISTRICT $24,549.56 $21,013.93 $19,113.69 85% HAZEN SCHOOL DISTRICT $15,968.73 0.00 $0.00 80% HEBER SPRINGS SCHOOL DISTRICT $469,157.04 $53,573.04 $32,323.20 74% HECTOR SCHOOL DISTRICT $28,304.65 $28,304.65 $14,987.48 85% HELENA/ W.HELENA SCHOOL DIST. $46,494.00 $46,494.00 $3,874.50 90% HERMITAGE SCHOOL DISTRICT $172,963.20 $143,321.06 $109,677.86 86% HIGHLAND SCHOOL DISTRICT $44,812.80 $44,344.80 $38,238.71 80% HILLCREST SCHOOL DISTRICT $10,201.02 $10,201.02 $9,014.49 85% HOPE SCHOOL DISTRICT $138,330.00 $138,330.00 $85,636.71 87% HORATIO SCHOOL DISTRICT $23,179.20 $14,998.27 $14,521.82 80% HOT SPRINGS SCHOOL DISTRICT $399,349.64 $373,322.60 $294,709.78 86% HOXIE SCHOOL DISTRICT $30,914.36 $30,914.36 $30,914.36 85% HUGHES SCHOOL DISTRICT $11,016.00 $11,016.00 $11,016.00 90% HUNTSVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT $28,788.36 $28,788.36 $28,788.36 78% IMBODEN CHARTER SCHOOL DIST $1,778.11 $1,778.11 $1,728.79 90% IMMACULATE CONCEPTION SCHOOL $4,103.40 $4,103.40 $4,103.10 50% IZARD CO. CONS. SCHOOL DIST. $113,254.68 $38,663.00 $33,476.69 86% JACKSON CO. SCHOOL DISTRICT $12,232.22 $12,029.85 $12,020.94 80% JACKSONVILLE LIGHTHOUSE CHARTER $116,504.21 $10,322.01 $10,322.01 85% JASPER SCHOOL DISTRICT $82,487.19 $57,587.19 $13,922.41 86% JESSIEVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT $36,775.11 $36,775.11 $35,549.98 80% JONESBORO SCHOOL DISTRICT $154,833.18 $154,833.18 $149,304.95 83% JUNCTION CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT $14,400.00 $14,400.00 $14,400.00 80% KIPP DELTA PUBLIC SCHOOLS $913,227.77 $913,227.77 $414,825.85 90% KIRBY SCHOOL DISTRICT $8,144.35 $7,976.35 $6,445.54 80% LAFAYETTE COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRI $20,274.73 $20,274.73 $15,352.69 90% LAKE HAMILTON SCHOOL DISTRICT $27,649.44 $27,649.44 $0.00 78% *Information current as of 2-4-2013 **Disbursement pending for funding years 2011/2012

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LAKESIDE SCHOOL DISTRICT $215,242.09 $213,255.43 $88,961.04 82% LAMAR SCHOOL DISTRICT $34,657.23 $34,657.23 $34,438.89 84% LAVACA SCHOOL DISTRICT $13,858.91 $13,858.91 $10,598.18 74% LAWRENCE COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRIC $47,070.07 $46,669.12 $25,121.88 81% LEAD HILL SCHOOL DISTRICT $21,423.34 $21,445.83 $0.00 85% LEE COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT $38,522.08 $38,522.08 $38,522.08 90% LINCOLN SCHOOL DISTRICT $256,431.46 $39,464.66 $18,130.02 83% LITTLE ROCK CHRISTIAN ACADEMY $12,120.00 $7,080.00 $6,979.15 40% LITTLE ROCK SCHOOL DISTRICT $1,468,774.66 $1,459,375.06 $1,428,766.01 85% LONOKE SCHOOL DISTRICT $24,300.11 $24,300.11 $7,494.26 74% MAGAZINE SCHOOL DISTRICT $34,592.89 $34,592.89 $31,724.80 85% MAGNET COVE SCHOOL DIST. $24,209.55 $24,209.55 $24,209.52 75% MAGNOLIA SCHOOL DISTRICT $20,742.62 $20,742.62 $20,742.62 80% MALVERN SCHOOL DISTRICT $33,593.21 $33,593.21 $33,593.21 84% MAMMOTH SPRING SCHOOL DISTRICT $7,077.69 $7,077.69 $6,624.87 80% MANILA SCHOOL DISTRICT $18,432.00 $18,432.00 $17,546.24 80% MANSFIELD SCHOOL DISTRICT $25,222.86 $24,828.11 $21,197.64 80% MARION SCHOOL DISTRICT $100,684.03 $98,982.81 $75,361.56 80% MARKED TREE SCHOOL DISTRICT $40,864.25 $40,864.25 $34,200.53 87% MARMADUKE SCHOOL DISTRICT $17,565.70 $15,233.57 $15,233.57 80% MARVELL SCHOOL DISTRICT $36,512.42 $36,512.42 $35,746.34 90% MAYFLOWER SCHOOL DISTRICT $14,731.74 $14,731.74 $14,731.74 74% MAYNARD SCHOOL DISTRICT $34,845.75 $14,290.40 $14,290.40 85% MCCRORY SCHOOL DISTRICT $4,800.00 $4,800.00 $4,800.00 80% MCGEHEE SCHOOL DISTRICT $28,744.62 $28,744.62 $28,744.62 85% MELBOURNE SCHOOL DISTRICT $17,625.13 $17,625.13 $17,258.19 77% MENA SCHOOL DISTRICT $51,840.00 $47,712.00 $21,175.66 80% MIDLAND SCHOOL DISTRICT $10,432.86 $10,236.86 $10,236.86 80% MINERAL SPRINGS SCHOOL DIST. $348,293.98 $54,605.12 $12,457.28 90% MONTICELLO SCHOOL DISTRICT $36,162.59 $28,789.82 $28,307.11 80% MOUNTAINBURG SCHOOL DISTRICT $24,007.39 $19,334.89 $18,555.53 87% MOUNTAIN HOME SCHOOL DISTRICT $116,763.84 $116,763.84 $79,490.47 80% MOUNTAIN PINE SCHOOL DISTRICT $66,764.92 $24,457.05 $0.00 90% MOUNTAIN VIEW SCHOOL DISTRICT $48,283.56 $29,174.33 $25,281.20 82% MOUNT IDA SCHOOL DISTRICT $6,899.42 $6,899.42 $6,899.42 80% MT SAINT MARY ACADEMY $8,690.68 $8,762.54 $7,797.45 40% MT. VERNON/ENOLA SCHOOL DIST. $11,628.38 $11,628.38 $8,653.09 80% MULBERRY SCHOOL DISTRICT $21,003.43 $21,003.43 $19,124.49 85% NASHVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT $8,771.52 $8,771.52 $0.00 80% NEMO VISTA SCHOOL DISTRICT $16,602.52 $16,602.52 $16,514.20 80% NETTLETON SCHOOL DISTRICT $33,893.09 $46,516.47 $46,516.36 77% NEVADA SCHOOL DISTRICT $8,794.61 $8,794.61 $7,901.63 86% NEWPORT SCHOOL DISTRICT $71,837.52 $71,837.52 $59,801.11 86% N. LITTLE ROCK SCHOOL DISTRICT $1,409,280.00 $1,409,280.00 $1,304,822.18 80% NORFORK SCHOOL DISTRICT $16,502.40 $16,502.40 $13,485.94 90% NORPHLET SCHOOL DISTRICT $4,439.04 $4,439.04 $4,439.04 80% OMAHA SCHOOL DISTRICT $10,400.94 $10,400.94 $9,718.73 85% OSCEOLA SCHOOL DISTRICT $497,786.41 $486,765.69 $458,070.98 90% OUACHITA RIVER SCHOOL DISTRICT $17,886.83 $17,886.83 $3,285.05 85% OUACHITA SCHOOL DISTRICT $9,730.56 $8,514.24 $3,892.44 80% OZARK MOUNTAIN SCHOOL DISTRICT $376,425.19 $27,457.64 $21,363.99 88% OZARK SCHOOL DISTRICT $75,089.38 $75,089.38 $71,819.85 78% PALESTINE-WHEATLEY SCH. DIST. $17,256.67 $17,256.67 $17,256.67 90% PANGBURN SCHOOL DISTRICT $5,220.64 $30,148.32 $0.00 80% PARAGOULD SCHOOL DISTRICT $42,672.28 $42,672.28 $31,221.32 81% PARIS SCHOOL DISTRICT $37,180.25 $37,180.25 $26,141.54 80% PARKERS CHAPEL SCHOOL DIST. $9,245.78 $8,043.28 $7,833.95 65% PEA RIDGE SCHOOL DISTRICT $18,788.02 $18,788.02 $17,058.73 65% PERRYVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT $15,506.04 $12,940.26 $11,290.37 58% PIGGOTT SCHOOL DISTRICT $20,711.30 $20,711.30 $18,476.32 75% PINE BLUFF LIGHTHOUSE CHARTER SCHOOL $62,792.18 0.00 $0.00 90% PINE BLUFF SCHOOL DISTRICT $65,403.20 $15,139.23 $0.00 86% POCAHONTAS SCHOOL DISTRICT $14,802.24 $14,802.24 $11,482.21 80% POTTSVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT $66,297.80 $66,297.80 $28,867.46 68% POYEN SCHOOL DISTRICT $8,366.21 $8,366.21 $8,366.21 80% PRAIRIE GROVE SCHOOL DISTRICT $31,945.43 $31,945.43 $24,338.10 64% PRESCOTT SCHOOL DISTRICT $779,721.85 $35,214.12 $32,512.87 87% PULASKI ACADEMY $41,160.00 $29,568.00 $27,021.35 40% *Information current as of 2-4-2013 **Disbursement pending for funding years 2011/2012

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PULASKI CO. SPEC. SCHOOL DIST. $1,938,990.98 $310,042.62 $206,948.13 82% QUITMAN SCHOOL DISTRICT $32,580.74 $32,580.74 $26,146.69 76% RECTOR SCHOOL DISTRICT $15,205.32 $15,205.32 $13,782.05 76% RIVERSIDE SCHOOL DISTRICT $15,339.20 $15,339.20 $13,939.53 80% RIVERVIEW SCHOOL DISTRICT $43,421.40 $19,992.00 $18,690.05 85% ROGERS SCHOOL DISTRICT $311,464.99 $311,464.99 $300,469.17 79% ROSE BUD SCHOOL DISTRICT $8,901.00 $8,901.00 $8,873.53 75% RUSSELLVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT $182,367.33 $182,367.33 $169,460.23 79% SALEM SCHOOL DISTRICT $11,351.33 $11,351.33 $10,263.51 80% SCRANTON SCHOOL DISTRICT $11,917.10 $11,917.10 $0.00 76% SEARCY COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT $57,422.06 $55,862.78 $50,370.57 81% SEARCY SCHOOL DISTRICT $23,486.60 $23,486.60 $22,777.87 68% SHERIDAN SCHOOL DISTRICT $31,783.60 $31,783.60 $31,783.60 73% SHIRLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT $77,971.39 $17,875.79 $16,633.98 90% SILOAM SPRINGS SCHOOL DISTRICT $45,583.12 $45,583.12 $45,583.12 74% SLOAN-HENDRIX SCHOOL DIST. $10,368.00 $10,368.00 $7,389.70 80% SMACKOVER SCHOOL DISTRICT $27,219.15 $27,219.15 $25,857.14 75% SO. CONWAY CO. SCHOOL DISTRICT $62,464.89 $60,903.27 $18,324.04 80% SO. MISS. COUNTY SCHOOL DIST. $204,885.81 $186,684.84 $184,237.62 88% SOUTH PIKE COUNTY SCHOOL DIST $166,745.15 $34,707.22 $26,378.69 83% SOUTH SIDE SCHOOL DISTRICT $6,623.70 $6,216.13 $4,693.00 76% SOUTHSIDE SCHOOL DISTRICT $16,193.47 $16,193.47 $14,238.98 80% SPRINGDALE SCHOOL DISTRICT $767,622.91 $299,117.93 $291,436.37 79% SPRING HILL SCHOOL DISTRICT $11,089.62 $11,089.62 $10,200.23 75% STAR CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT $63,840.81 $17,433.22 $16,452.95 80% STEPHENS SCHOOL DISTRICT $12,119.76 $12,119.76 $8,164.80 90% ST JOHN'S SCHOOL $1,946.59 $486.66 $273.36 90% STRONG-HUTTIG SCHOOL DISTRICT $22,322.52 $22,322.52 $8,478.00 90% STUTTGART SCHOOL DISTRICT $98,867.33 $98,867.33 $94,694.09 80% ST VINCENT DE PAUL SCHOOL $2,161.32 $1,729.06 $1,729.06 50% SUBIACO ACADEMY $18,043.20 $18,043.20 $14,697.90 70% TEXARKANA SCHOOL DISTRICT $386,205.04 $244,564.05 $234,198.24 82% TRINITY JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL $2,032.22 0.00 $0.00 40% TRUMANN SCHOOL DISTRICT $57,276.00 $57,276.00 $32,126.77 86% TWO RIVERS SCHOOL DISTRICT $31,680.69 $31,680.69 $27,477.85 85% VALLEY SPRINGS SCHOOL DISTRICT $34,344.65 $28,127.15 $20,121.55 79% VALLEY VIEW SCHOOL DISTRICT $14,401.66 $14,401.66 $10,150.45 60% VAN BUREN SCHOOL DISTRICT $149,404.44 $149,404.44 $142,851.63 73% VILONIA SCHOOL DISTRICT $77,875.31 $77,875.31 $58,384.57 57% VIOLA SCHOOL DISTRICT $15,270.72 $15,270.72 $9,827.23 80% WALDRON SCHOOL DISTRICT $21,312.24 $21,312.24 $19,486.70 84% WARREN SCHOOL DISTRICT $44,955.52 $41,233.54 $40,028.41 82% WATSON CHAPEL SCHOOL DISTRICT $62,374.20 $62,131.38 $30,218.36 83% WESTERN YELL CO. SCHOOL DIST. $52,282.97 $50,211.00 $36,815.36 90% WEST FORK SCHOOL DISTRICT $23,716.44 $23,716.44 $21,527.91 74% WEST MEMPHIS SCHOOL DISTRICT $87,609.60 $87,609.60 $62,639.18 90% WESTSIDE CONS. SCHOOL DISTRICT $122,744.17 $114,188.17 $96,959.91 80% WEST SIDE SCHOOL DISTRICT $2,304.00 $2,304.00 $0.00 80% WESTSIDE SCHOOL DISTRICT $375,340.91 $367,245.60 $23,358.05 90% WHITE CO. CENTRAL SCHOOL DIST. $11,064.00 $8,928.00 $0.00 80% WHITE HALL SCHOOL DISTRICT $133,349.63 $120,110.87 $118,169.03 58% WONDERVIEW SCHOOL DISTRICT $6,875.19 $6,875.19 $6,118.49 75% WOODLAWN SCHOOL DISTRICT $14,627.03 $10,233.60 $2,199.60 65% WORD OF OUTREACH CHRISTIAN ACADEMY $20,389.54 $20,389.54 $13,571.28 90% WYNNE SCHOOL DISTRICT $343,540.42 $69,524.05 $39,326.88 80% YELLVILLE-SUMMIT SCHOOL DIST. $12,702.53 $12,702.53 $12,251.72 80% $21,613,083.38 $15,406,695.70 $12,328,553.37 *Information current as of 2-4-2013 **Disbursement pending for funding years 2011/2012

Page 17 E-Rate Applications by Educational Cooperative

SummarizedSummarized Type Type of SLCof SLC Constortium Consortium 2011 2011

Funding Funding Name Funding Received E-Rate Discount Requested Committment

ARCH FORD EDUCATION SVC COOP $ 14,215.39 $ 14,215.39 $ 12,960.92 72% ARKANSAS RIVER ED SVC COOP $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 80% CROWLEY'S RIDGE EDUC COOP $ 31,048.10 $ 31,048.10 $ 13,677.89 81% DAWSON EDUC SERVICE COOP $ 53,235.00 $ 48,284.64 $ 48,284.64 75% DE QUEEN-MENA EDUCATIONAL COOP $ 18,376.20 $ 18,376.20 $ 16,878.26 83% GREAT RIVERS ED COOPERATIVE $ 2,544,437.43 $ 2,169,395.23 $ 68,959.10 90% NORTH CENTRAL AR ED SVC CTR $ 20,281.34 $ 20,281.34 $ 12,393.22 80% NORTHEAST ARKANSAS EDUCATION COOPERATIVE $ 4,276.80 $ 4,276.80 $ 1,217.55 81% NORTHWEST ARKANSAS EDUCATION SERVICE COO $ 8,188.80 $ 8,188.80 $ - 80% OZARKS UNLTD RESOURCE EDUCATION CO-OP $ 17,967.84 $ 17,784.13 $ 17,450.72 82% SE ARKANSAS EDUC SVC COOP $ 101,745.30 $ 88,683.00 $ 81,484.87 82% SOUTH CENTRAL SERVICE COOP $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 78% SOUTHWEST ARKANSAS ED SERVICE COOP $ 9,616.63 $ 9,616.63 $ 9,616.63 82% WESTERN ARKANSAS COOPERATIVE $ 5,856.95 $ 5,856.95 $ 3,341.64 76% WILBUR D MILLS EDUC SVC COOP $ 5,862.13 $ 5,862.13 $ 5,634.49 74% $ 2,835,107.91 $ 2,441,869.34 $ 291,899.93 *Information current as of 2-4-2013 **Disbursement pending for funding years 2011/2012

Page 18 E-Rate Applications-Libraries

Summarized Type of Library 2011

Name Funding Requested Funding Committted Funds Received E-Rate Discount

ALTHEIMER PUBLIC LIBRARY $756.00 $756.00 $756.00 90% ARKANSAS RIVER VALLEY REG LIB $9,583.83 $8,048.12 $8,010.84 82% BARTON LIBRARY $5,325.12 $5,325.12 $4,861.74 80% BAXTER COUNTY LIBRARY $29,937.50 $29,937.50 $26,707.39 80% CENTRAL ARKANSAS LIB SYSTEM $210,511.18 $210,511.18 $181,435.19 78% CITY OF BEARDEN $674.49 $674.49 $674.49 80% CITY OF HUTTIG $550.80 $550.80 $550.80 90% CITY OF NORPHLET $840.00 $696.00 $696.00 80% CITY OF SMACKOVER $2,077.92 $2,077.92 $2,077.80 80% CITY OF SPRINGDALE $1,673.28 $1,673.28 $1,535.52 80% CITY OF STEPHENS $1,352.59 $1,352.59 $909.20 90% CITY OF STRONG $1,630.80 $1,630.80 $1,630.32 90% CLEVELAND COUNTY LIBRARY $1,159.87 $1,159.87 $1,090.56 80% COLUMBIA COUNTY LIBRARY $10,740.87 $10,740.87 $5,704.59 80% CORNING BRANCH LIBRARY $327.36 $327.36 $327.36 80% CRAWFORD COUNTY LIBRARY $18,898.79 $18,898.79 $18,789.33 84% DALLAS COUNTY LIBRARY $2,170.17 $2,170.17 $1,740.56 80% DE WITT PUBLIC LIBRARY $3,859.20 $3,859.20 $3,859.20 80% ELKINS PUBLIC LIBRARY $1,564.80 $1,173.60 $941.26 80% FARMINGTON PUBLIC LIBRARY $1,475.64 $1,475.64 $1,461.74 60% FAYETTEVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY $41,040.00 $41,040.00 $15,139.30 60% FT SMITH PUBLIC LIBRARY - MAIN LIB $14,580.96 $14,580.96 $14,580.96 80% GARLAND COUNTY LIBRARY $7,993.53 $9,269.18 $3,931.85 80% GRANT COUNTY LIBRARY $749.28 $749.28 $749.28 70% GREENE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY $1,507.20 $1,507.20 $1,507.20 80% HEMPSTEAD COUNTY LIBRARY $1,579.07 $1,579.07 $1,579.07 90% JACKSON COUNTY LIBRARY $3,676.80 $3,676.80 $2,641.35 80% JUNCTION CITY AR $950.40 $950.40 $855.94 80% LEE COUNTY LIBRARY $1,325.70 $1,325.70 $754.86 90% LINCOLN BRANCH LIBRARY $1,202.88 $0.00 $0.00 80% LITTLE RIVER CO. LIBRARIES $2,534.40 $2,534.40 $2,024.31 80% MALVERN-HOT SPRING COUNTY LIBRARY $2,630.40 $2,630.40 $2,630.40 80% MISSISSIPPI COUNTY LIBRARY $13,524.24 $13,524.24 $115.30 75% MONROE COUNTY LIBRARY $424.13 $424.13 $400.02 80% PHILLIPS COUNTY LIBRARY $7,271.53 $7,271.53 $7,092.52 90% PIGGOTT BRANCH LIBRARY $327.36 $327.36 $327.36 80% PINE BLUFF/JEFFERSON CO LIB $4,374.00 $4,374.00 $4,374.00 90% POPE COUNTY LIBRARY SYSTEM $12,098.69 $12,098.69 $11,081.79 80% PUBLIC LIBRARY OF CAMDEN & OUACHITA COUN $3,337.20 $2,966.40 $1,398.02 90% RANDOLPH COUNTY BRANCH LIBRARY $731.52 $731.52 $731.52 80% RECTOR BRANCH LIBRARY $327.36 $327.36 $327.36 80% ROGERS PUBLIC LIBRARY $1,199.52 $1,199.52 $1,199.52 80% SEARCY COUNTY LIBRARY $1,481.18 $1,481.18 $1,481.18 80% SEVIER COUNTY LIBRARY $4,858.36 $4,858.36 $4,780.91 80% SMITH HOLLY GROVE LIBRARY $1,330.24 $1,330.24 $489.87 90% SPRINGDALE PUBLIC LIBRARY $3,244.32 $3,244.32 $3,244.32 80% STUTTGART PUBLIC LIBRARY $3,839.52 $3,839.52 $3,839.52 80% TAYLOR BRANCH LIBRARY $789.94 $789.94 $789.94 70% WATSON CHAPEL BRANCH LIBRARY $1,392.00 $1,392.00 $1,392.00 80% WHITE HALL BRANCH LIBRARY $1,404.00 $1,404.00 $1,404.00 60% $446,835.94 $444,467.00 $354,623.56

*Information current as of 2-4-2013 **Disbursement pending for funding years 2011/2012

Page 19 K-12 Entities With a Program Year 2013/2014 Form 470 and Application

The E-rate fling window opened on December 12, 2012. The application process includes the sub- mission of a Form 470 and Form 471. The deadlines for each form are listed below.

• Last date to fle a Form 470-02/14/2013 • Last date to fle a Form 417-03/14/2013

The process of fling for E-rate funding begins with the competitive bidding process. A Form 470 must be posted for a minimum of 28 days prior to selecting a service provider and signing a contract. Form 470 is required yearly for services delivered on a month-to-month or tariff basis. If the applicant signs a multi-year contract for services, after the initial Form 470 is fled, a new Form 470 is not required until the contract expires and a new competitive bidding process is initiated.

Prior to fling a Form 470, the K-12 entity must update the technology plan if a service for which it is requesting funding was not listed in the original plan.

Page 20 Appendix I SCHOOL AND LIBRARY ELIGIBILITY

Schools and libraries must meet statutory defnitions in order to be eligible for Schools and Libraries Program support.

Schools

For the purpose of Universal Service Fund (USF) support, schools must meet the statutory defnition of elementary and secondary schools found in the No Child Left Behind Act of 2001 (20 U.S.C. § 7801(18) and (38)):

An elementary school is a non-proft institutional day or residential school, including a public elementary charter school, that provides elementary education, as determined under state law.

A secondary school is a non-proft institutional day or residential school, including a public secondary charter school, that provides secondary education, as determined under state law, except that such term does not include any education beyond grade 12.

Schools operating as for-proft businesses or that have endowments exceeding $50 million are not eligible. In many cases, non-traditional facilities and students may be eligible.

Specifc eligibility of Head Start, pre-kindergarten, juvenile justice, and adult education student populations and facilities are determined on a state-by-state basis. In Arkansas, the following entities are deemed eligible: A facility that is a school within the Arkansas Department of Correction School District; a facility that is not part of the Arkansas Department of Correction School District but which provides elementary or secondary education; facilities established by the Division of Youth Services that provide elementary and secondary education to the students housed at these facilities. All others non-traditional entities are ineligible.

An educational service agency (ESA) which may operate owned or leased instructional facilities may be eligible for Schools and Libraries Program support if it provides elementary or secondary education as defned by state law.

Libraries

Libraries must meet the statutory defnition of library or library consortium found in the 1996 Library Services and Technology Act (Pub. L. 104-208) (LSTA) and must be eligible for assistance from a state library administrative agency under that Act.

A library includes: • A public library • A public elementary school or secondary school library • An academic library • A research library which, for the purposes of this defnition means a library that: makes publicly available library services and materials suitable for scholarly research and not otherwise available to the public; and is not an integral part of an institution of higher education • A private library, but only if the state in which such private library is located determines that the library should be considered a library for purposes of this defnition A library’s eligibility for support also depends upon its funding as an independent entity. Only libraries whose budgets are completely separate from any schools (including, but not limited to, elementary and secondary schools, colleges and universities) shall be eligible to receive discounted services.

For example, an elementary school library is only eligible to receive discounted services if its budget is completely separate from the elementary school. If its budget is not completely separate from the elementary school, the elementary school library is not eligible for support independent from the school with which it is associated.

Page 21 Appendix II Examples of Eligible and Ineligible Services (Eligibility may be conditional)

Green - Services fled for by school district Priority 1 Service Priority 2 Equipment & Maintenance

TELECOMMUNICATIONS Ineligible Services • Telephone service including local, long • Equipment necessary for the transport of distance service, VoIP, voice mail data and connection to the Internet • Leased Data Circuits • Routers, switches, hubs, telephone • Lit or dark fber system, network servers • Cellular Service • Telecommunications wiring • Wireless Broadband • Campus cabling via fber • Wireless LANs INELIGIBLE TELECOMMUNICATIONS • End user training, professional development INELIGIBLE INTERNAL CONNECTIONS • End User Equipment such as telephones, computers • Software other that operating software • Building a private WAN • End user training, professional development

Internet Access ELIGIBLE INTERNAL CONNECTIONS • Direct connection to the Internet BASIC MAINTENANCE • Web Hosting • Basic maintenance of equipment • E-mail necessary for the transport of data and connection to the Internet INELIGIBLE INTERNET ACCESS • Funding based on time and material End user training, professional development • Routers, switches, hubs, telephone system • Online Content • Web Design INELIGIBLE INTERNAL CONNECTIONS BASIC MAINTENANCE • Maintenance of end user equipment • Annual Contracts

School districts, educational service cooperatives and libraries are responsible for submitting applications for E-rate funding for local services that are billed directly to them.

DIS is responsible for applying for funding related to the telecommunications circuits for Internet access and distance learning. These services are indicated in green above.

Page 22 248 Appendix III 249 APPENDEX III E- Rate Priority II Funding 250 E‐RATE PRIORITY II FUNDING Funding for internal connections and internal connections basic maintenance are considered Priority II funding. The cap for Priority II funding is determined after all Priority I funding commitment estimates are complete. Applicants may request funding for internal251 connectionsFunding onlyfor Internal twice during Connections a fve year and period. Internal The tableConnections below provides Basic Maintenancethe Priority II are considered Priority II funding cap over the life252 of the E-ratefunding. program. The cap for Priority II funding is determined after all Priority I funding commitment estimates 253 are complete. Applicants may request funding for Internal Connections only twice during a five year The demand for Priority I funding increased 12 percent in funding year 2012/2013. Due to the growth in Priority I funding requests, the availability254 of Priorityperiod. II funding The table for funding below yearprovides 2012/2013 the Priority covered II fundingonly 90 percentcap over of theapplications. life of the E‐rate Program. Priority II applications with an 89 percent discount level or below were denied. 255 The demand for Priority I funding increased 12% in funding year 2012/2013. Due to the growth in If funding year 2013/2014256 has Prioritythe same I funding 12 percent requests, growth the as fundingavailability year of 2012/2013, Priority II nofunding funding for for funding Priority year II 2012/2013 covered only services will be available. Priority I funding could also be negatively impacted for applicants with the lowest discount levels. 257 90% of applications. Priority II applications with an 89% discount level or below were denied.

258 If funding year 2013/2014 has the same 12% growth as funding year 2012/2013, no funding for Priority 259 II services will be available. Priority I funding could also be negatively impacted for applicants with the 260 lowest discount levels.

Funding Priority 2 Year Discount Rate Threshold Roll-over 1998 70% 1999 All 2000 82% 2001 86% 2002 81% 2003 70% $ 420 M 2004 81% $ 150 M 2005 80% 2006 86% 2007 81% $ 650 M 2008 87% $ 600 M 2009 77% $ 900 M 2010 All $ 900 M + $250 M 2011 88% $ 850 M 2012 90% $ 1,050 M 261

262

263 APPENDEX IV

264 STATE OF ARKANSAS

265 E‐RATE FUNDING FOR PROGRAM YEARS 1998 – 2012

266 (INCLUDES ALL APPLICATIONS)

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Appendix IV State of Arkansas E-Rate Funding for Program Years 1998-2012 (Includes all applications)

Receipt of Funds

E-rate applicants can either request that service providers discount the original invoice or they can pay 100 percent of the original invoice and request reimbursement later. If the applicant chooses to receive reimbursement, it may request reimbursement any time after it has paid the original invoice. Some applicants choose to request reimbursements quarterly, while others wait until the end of the funding year to apply for reimbursement. The deadline for requesting reimbursement for 2012/2013 is October 28, 2013. Once a request for reimbursement is received by the SLD, it takes approximately 45 days to receive the funds.

Factors Which Impact Funding

All information submitted to SLD is subject to review and approval. During application or invoice review, if it is determined by SLD that supporting documentation does not support the original amount(s) requested by the applicant, or if supporting documentation is not submitted as requested by SLD, funding may be reduced or denied.

In addition, applications submitted after the fling deadline, applications lacking required certifcations, applications for which the underlying contract was awarded in violation of SLD competitive bidding requirements and, in general, applications which violate E-rate program rules and regulations may be denied funding.

Specifc competitive bidding requirements include but are not limited to a 28-day required waiting period between the posting of a request for service and the award of a contract for services.

The applicant did not submit the Form 486 or the Form 486 was submitted late.

Applicant did not submit a reimbursement request because the applicant thought the service provider was providing a discount on the monthly invoice.

Regarding reimbursements, there is a difference between a “funding commitment” and the actual amount approved for reimbursement. Funding requests are based upon applicant’s projected eligible expenses for the upcoming funding year (forecast expenses). Actual expenses may be less forecast expenses, and reimbursement is always based upon actual expenses.

Note that if an applicant receives 100 percent of the amount that it requested, it can be an indication that it did not request enough funding. A common ratio of funds committed to funds received is 98 percent-99 percent.

Page 24 Appendix V E-Rate Discount by School District

E-Rate Status

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County Boundary 2011 Erate DISCOUNT 50% - 69% 70% - 79% 80% 81% - 85% 86% - 89% 90%

Date: January 4, 2012

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INCOME URBAN LOCATION RURAL LOCATION Measured by % of Discount Discount students eligible for E-Rate Discount Matrix the National School Lunch Program DISCOUNT MATRIX - Applicants use the If the % of students in ...and you are in an ...and you are in a your school that URBAN area, your RURAL area, your discount matrix to determine the correct qualify for the discount will be... discount will be... discount level for an individual school or library National School Lunch outlet. An applicant applying for discounts on Program is... eligible services must calculate the percentage Less than 1% 20% 25% discount that it (or the entity it represents) is 1% to 19% 40% 50% eligible to receive. 20% to 34% 50% 60% 35% to 49% 60% 70% 50% to 74% 80% 80% 75% to 100% 90% 90% Page 25 Appendix VI Arkansas E-Rate Training and Outreach

E-Rate Application Cycle for 2013/2014

The application window for fling E-rate applications opened on Wednesday, December 12, 2012. The deadline for completing, certifying and submitting the Item 21 attachment is 10:59 p.m. CST, Thursday, March 14, 2013. The fnal day to post a Form 470 is February 14, 2013.

Outreach

Arkansas state E-rate coordinators encourage Arkansas applicants to begin the application process as soon as possible after the fling window opens. Applicants are encouraged to complete the process by the end of February, 2013. Arkansas state E-rate coordinators monitor the status of all Arkansas applications and notify school district superintendents if it appears that the school district has not begun the application process or is in jeopardy of missing the fling deadline.

The Arkansas State Library provides E-rate support by offering training and assistance to Arkansas public library applicants and by approving library technology plans. Each fall E-rate training is held in Little Rock and throughout the state. One-on-one training is available upon request in person or virtually. The state library web site contains training materials, presentations, planning guides, links to federal forms, eligible services lists, National School Lunch Program numbers and pricing guides for equipment and software. Beginning in funding year 2012, Adobe Connect was utilized to assist library applicants in fling E-rate forms online in real time. Adobe Connect allows the E-rate coordinator to explain program rules while ensuring forms are completed correctly, reducing the chance of a funding denial. ASL works with successful E-rate applicants to make sure that all committed funds are utilized. The Arkansas State Library also offers assistance with program integrity assurance review and audits.

E-Rate Labs:

E-rate labs provide an opportunity for applicants to bring their paperwork and work on their application in a quiet atmosphere where Arkansas state E-rate coordinators are present to answer questions. The goal of the labs is to have each attendee leave with either a completed application or enough knowledge to complete the application when they return to their offce. The labs are conducted in Little Rock and at various Educational Service Cooperative locations.

Tuesday, February 26, 2013, 1 Capitol Mall, Little Rock, AR Wednesday, February 27, 2013, 1 Capitol Mall, Little Rock, AR

E-Rate Training Materials

ADE provides each Arkansas applicant a CD containing comprehensive instructions, best practices, templates, tips and hints on the E-rate process. ADE and ASL each maintain an E-rate section on their respective agency web site.

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World Book ­ Advanced Reference Suite; includes Lexile reading levels for schools; access to World Book Mobile application; also Early World of Learning. Arkansas Department of Arkansas State Library Newsletter Page 1 of 5 Education funds the encyclopedia database. ABC Clio ­ American Mosaic Suite; includeAppendixs African­American Experience, IX American Indian Experience and Latino American Experience. Arkansas Library Outreach June For more informa 2012 tion on these databases and the Traveler project, visit http://tinyurl.com/3fnk6d7. In This Issue Governor Beebe appoints new Board membLeettersr About Literature winners Traveler subscription Governor Mike Beebe has appointed Jo Ann Campbell of Fort Smith to the changes State Library Board. She will serve until September 2018. She replaces Donna McDonald. Governor appoints new board member Campbell previously served two five­year terms on the Fort Smith Public Library Board of Trustees. E-Rate applications More public libraries file applications for 2012 E-Rate Welcome to the first e­ IMLS awards grant for discounts newsletter of the Arkansas State Arkansas libraries 16 libraries apply for the fiLibrary. Each month you can rst time National Legislative Day look forward to reading about by Amber Gregory, coordinator of E­Rate services our programs and services, with Children's Services a special emphasis on projects Workshop funded by the Library Services & At the close of the Funding Year 2012 E­Rate application window on March 20, 119 Federal Program Technology Act. We will also Arkansas public libraries submitted applications for discounts on telecommunications and Spotlight On - Arkansas feature articles on Arkansas Library for the Blind & internet access. Sixteen libraries filed E­Rate applications for the first time. library issues. Please feel free to Physically Handicapped Among the new applicants, two librforward this newsletter to a ary systems plan to use the E­Rate discount to finance upgrades on their Internet speedCarolynfriend.. Arkansas public libraries hav Ashcraft e requested $587,781.80 in StateE­Rate discounts to be applied to Librarian telecommunications and Internet access bills between July 1, 2012 and June 30, 2013. The E­Rate application process involves filing a series of two applications. The first application opens a competitive bidding process to ensure that libraries are getting the best possible service at a competitive price. The second application provides details about the amount of funding requested for eligible telecommunications services and internet access and the service provider. The next step in the E­Rate process will involve questions from the Universal Service Administrative Company (USAC) as part of the application review process. Following review, Arkansas public libraries can expect to begin receiving their Funding Commitment Decision Letters in late spring or early summer. AArrkkaannssaass SCteanttee rL ifborra trhye a Bwoaorkd eadn n$o1u.8n cmesil lLioentt egrrsa nAtb foruotm tLhitee Irnastutirteu tnea otifo Mnauls aenudm s taantde Lwiibnrnaeryrs Services

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December 2012 In This Issue 2012 E­Rate application window is open Younger Americans reading, using libraries

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Patent and Trademark office This month we are announcing the announces Dallas location December 2012 Arkansas State Libraryopening of the window for public Newsletter Letters About LiteraturePage 1 of 6 libraries to apply for E­Rate funding deadline is approaching and encouraging librarians to take Appendix IX State Library Board news advantage of the SArkansas Librarytate Library's Outreach assistance in completing the Federal Program Spotlight December 2012 paperwork. On ­ Arkansas Center for the Book We are also sharing a couple of stories In This Issue about recent studies regarding library usage and e­books. And we take a 2012 E­Rate application Carolyn Ashcraft moment to remember a former state window is open State Librarian librarian who died recently. Younger Americans reading, using libraries Please feel free to forward this newsletter to a friend. Former state librarian dies Library users are also book Libraries encouraged to apply for 2013 E-Rate buyersfunds Patent and Trademark office for telecommunThis month we are announcing the ications, Internet announces Dallas location Application window is open now opening of the window for public Letters About Literature libraries to apply for E­Rate funding deadline is approaching and encouraging librarians to take The time is here for Arkansaadvantage of the Ss public libraries to prepare tate Library's E­Rate applications for Funding Year State Library Board news 2013. Funding Year 2013 will staassistance in completing the rt on July 1, 2013 and end on June 30, 2014. Federal Program Spotlight E­Rate is a program through paperwork.the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) that On ­ Arkansasallows schools Center for the and libraries to receive discounts on connectivity such as telecommunications (phone service) and Book Internet access. We are also sharing a couple of stories about recent studies regarding library The application filing window for Funding usage and e­books. And we take a Year 2013 will opened Dec. 12 and will close Carolyn Ashcraft moment to remember a former state on March 14, 2013. During this time, libraries State Librarian librarian who died recently.file two forms to request discounts on eligible services. The first form, the Form 470, opens a Please feel free to forward this newsletter to a friend.competitive bidding process and describes the services the library is seeking. The second form, the Form 471, provides details on the December 2012 Arkansas State Library Newsletter library seeking discounts, the amount Page 2 of 6 Libraries encouraged to applyrequested and the service provider. for 2013 E-Rate funds Public library applicants can request one­ for telecommunications, Interon­one help navigating through the E­Rate net Application window is open now process from the State Library by contacting Amber Gregory, coordinator of E­Rate Amber Gregory conducted an E Rate training services. The time is here for Arkansasession at the State Librarys public libraries to prepare recently. With the use of Adobe Connect, Amber can E­Rate applications for Funding Year 2013. Funding Year 2013 will start on July 1, 2013 and end on assist applicants wiJune 30, 2014. th filling out and E­Rate is a program through the Federal Communications Comsubmitting E­Rate forms mission (FCC) that online in real time. allows schools http://archive.constantcontact.and libraries to receive discouncom/fs148/1103792140514/archive/1111851772964.htmts on connectivity such as teleShe is available via pcommunications (phone service) and hone at (501) 682­8576 l 2/4/2013 or e­mail at Internet [email protected]. The application filing window for Funding Resources and training materials are Year 2013 will opened Davailable on the Arkansas State Library ec. 12 and will close on March 14, 2013. During this time, libraries website on the E­Rate page. file two forms to requeshttp://www.library.arkat discounts on eligible nsas.gov/Erate/Pages/ services. The first form, the Form 470, opens a Younger Americans are readingcompetitive bidding process and describes the and services the library is seeking. The second using libraries more, report saysform, the Form 471, provides details on the library seeking discounts, the amount Page 31 requested and the service provider. More than eight in ten Americans ages 16­29 read a book in the Public library applicants can request one­past year, and six in ten used their local public library. Many say they are reading more in ton­one help navigating through the E­Rate he era of digital content, especially on their mobile phones and on computers. process from the State Library by contacting These findings come from a new report from the Pew ResearcAmber Gregory, coordinator of E­Rate h Center's Internet & American Life Project that examines youngAmber Gregory conducted aner Americans' reading and libraE Rate training services. ry use habits during the rise of e­ content. This research is part of a larger effort to assess the With the use of Adobe Connect, Amber can reading and library use habits of all Americans ages 16 and older and these findings were reported recently at the Internet Librarian conference in Monterey, California. http://archive.constantcontact. According to a nationally rcom/fs148/1103792140514/archive/1111851772964.htmepresentative poll by the Pew l 2/4/2013 Research Center's Internet & American Life Project: z

83 percent of Americans between the ages of 16 and 29 read a book in the past year. Some 75 percent z read a print book, 19 percent read an e­book, and 11 percent listened to an audiobook. Among Americans who read e­books, those under age 30 are more likely to read their z e­books on a cell phone (41percent) or computer (55 percent) than on an e­book reader such as a Kindle (23 percent) or tablet (16 percent). Overall, 47 percent of younger Americans read long­form e­content such as books, magazines or newspapers. E­content readers under age 30 are more likely than older z e­content readers to say that they are reading more these days due to the availability of e­ content (40 percent vs. 28 percent). About half (48 percent) of readers under age 30 said they had purchased their most recently read book. Another 24 percent said they had borrowed it from a friend or family member, and 14 percent said they borrowed it from a library.

The report also examines younger Americans' library usage, and what e­book­related services they might be interested at their local libraries: z

60 percent of Americans under age 30 used the library in the past year. Some 46 percent z used the library for research, 38 percent borrowed books (print books, audiobooks, or e­ books), and 23 percent borrowed newspapers, magazines, or journals. High­school­aged readers were more likely to have borrowed the last book they read from the library (37 percent) than they are to have bought it (26 percent). This pattern soon z reverses for older age groups­almost six in ten readers in their late twenties said they had purchased their last book. Many young e­book readers do not know they can borrow an e­book from a library. Among z those ages 16­29 who have not borrowed an e­book from the library, 52 percent said they were unaware they could do so. A majority of non­borrowers under age 30 expressed an interest in doing so on pre­loaded http://archive.constantcontact.com/fs148/1103792140514/archive/1111851772964.html 2/4/2013 Appendix X Definitions

E-rate program terminology is specifc to various aspects of the process. While these words and phrases may be used in a particular way in one application, in E-rate they may mean something different.

Application review – Each application undergoes a minimum of three (3) review levels by the Schools and Libraries Division’s Program Integrity Assurance Department.

Beneficiary – Entity that receives the beneft of the E-rate program funds, K-12 schools and public libraries.

Billed entity – Organization that is responsible for procuring services, negotiating contracts, and paying service provider invoices is referred to as the billed entity.

Data retrieval tool (DRT) – SLD web site option used to search application details.

Discount matrix – Matrix used to determine the E-rate discount based upon the National School Lunch Program data.

Distance learning – Video conferences that provide K-12 education.

Eligible location – Educational facilities, school buildings, administration buildings, cafeteria, library etc.

Eligible services – Products and services that are eligible for E-rate support. Eligible services are divided into two priorities: Priority 1 includes telecommunications services, Internet access and telecommunications; Priority 2 includes internal connections and basic maintenance of internal connections.

Eligible services list – Annual listing of services and equipment eligible for E-rate funding.

Federal communications commission (FCC) – Establishes policy for the universal service programs.

Funding commitment – The amount of funding the Schools and Libraries Division has approved and will fund. The funding commitment is not a guarantee of funds; the applicant must incur the expense before funds may be disbursed. Similar to appropriations, the applicant may spend up to the commitment amount and expect to receive funds.

Funding commitment decision letter – Letter from Schools and Libraries Division providing the details of the funding commitment.

Fund disbursement – The amount approved for reimbursement based upon actual expenditures.

Funding request – The amount of funding the applicant applied for based upon previous year’s invoices, quotes or contracts.

Funding wave – A group of commitment notifcations issued to applicants and service providers on a given date. Waves are usually issued weekly.

Funding year – Each funding year begins on July 1 and ends on June 30 of the following calendar year. For example, funding year (FY) 2010 began July 1, 2010, and ended June 30, 2011. The funding year (FY) is referenced using the beginning of the E-rate funding cycle. FY2013 is funding year 2013/2014.

Invoice – Disbursement request by either the applicant of service provider.

Item 21 attachment - The Item 21 attachment to FCC Form 471 provides details on the products or services requested in FRNs (Funding Request Numbers) that appear on the form. The Item 21 attachment must be submitted by the E-rate application deadline.

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Letter of agency (LOA) – A letter of agency (LOA) authorizes (1) a consortium leader to apply for E-rate discounts on behalf of each consortium member or (2) a consultant to conduct specifed activities on behalf of an applicant or service provider. The lack of an LOA results in the entity’s removal from the state applications.

Ministerial and clerical errors - Ministerial and clerical errors are defned as data entry errors or mistakes applicants made on an FCC Form 470 or FCC Form 471.

National School Lunch Program (NSLP) – Data managed by the US Department of Agriculture used to determine poverty level. E-rate discounts are based upon the number of students participating in the school lunch program.

Non-discount portion - The non-discount portion (also “non-discount share”) is the applicant’s share of the cost of the eligible E-rate products and services, i.e., the cost to be paid by the applicant after the E-rate discount is applied.

Non-instructional facility (nif) - A non-instructional facility (NIF) is a school building without classrooms or a library building without public areas. Examples of school NIFs include administrative buildings, bus barns, and cafeteria facilities. Examples of library NIFs include administrative buildings, bookmobile garages, and interlibrary loan facilities.

Program administrator – The Schools and Libraries Division of the Universal Service Administrative Company administers the E-rate program.

Program year – refers to the E-rate program year. The program year (PY) is referenced by the number of years the program has been in effect. Funding year 2013/2014 is program year 16.

Roll over – Each funding year, funds are reserved to cover appeals and funding extensions. Once the amount of funds to be reserved is decided, the remaining funds are rolled over into a future funding year.

Service provider – Is the company providing services to the applicant.

Schools And Libraries Division (SLD) – The division of the Universal Service Administrative Company (USAC) responsible for managing the Schools and Libraries E-rate program. The SLD sets policies, processes and procedures based upon the FCC’s policies, rules and regulations.

State e-rate coordinator – Person or persons recognized by the state, FCC and program administrators as the responsible party or parties for coordinating E-rate efforts within the state.

Universal Services Administrative Company (USAC) – the company contracted by the FCC to administer the four (4) universal service programs.

Page 33 Appendix XI Acronyms

ACD Allowable Contract Date

ASSD Adjusted Service Start Date

AUP Acceptable Use Policy

AVSCD Allowable Vendor Selection/Contract Date

BEAR Billed Entity Applicant Reimbursement Form (Form 472)

BEN Billed Entity Number

BTN Billed to Number or Billed Telephone Number

CAD Contract Award Date

CCB Common Carrier Bureau of the FCC

CIPA Children’s Internet Protection Act

COMAD Commitment Adjustments

CSB Client (or Customer) Service Bureau (Help Desk)

DRT Data Retrieval Tool

E-CERT Electronic Certifcation

ESL Eligible Services List

ETP Eligible Telecommunications Provider

FCC Federal Communications Commission

FCDL Funding Commitment Decision Letter

FRN Funding Request Number

FCC RN FCC Registration Number

ISP Internet Service Provider or Internet Safety Policy

ISR Invoice Status Report

LOA Letter of Agency

MPS Minimum Processing Standards

MTM Month-to-Month

NECA National Exchange Carrier Association

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NIF Non-instructional Facility (cafeteria, bus garage, administration)

NL Notifcation Letter

NPRM FCC Notice of Proposed Rulemaking

NSI NECA Services, Inc.

NSLP National School Lunch Program

PIA Program Integrity Assurance (application review)

PIN Personal Identifcation Number

RAL Receipt Acknowledgement Letter (received after Form 471 submission)

RNL Receipt Notifcation Letter (received after Form 470 submission)

SLD Schools and Libraries Division

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SPAC Service Provider Annual Certifcation Form

SPIF OR SPI Service Provider Invoice Form

SPIN Service Provider Identifcation Number

SRIR Selective Review Information Request

SSD Service Start Date

TCSB Technical Client Service Bureau

TPA Technology Plan Approver

USAC Universal Service Administrative Company

USF Universal Service Fund

WAD Weighted Average Discount

WFA Waste Fraud and Abuse

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(Note: Blue text indicates forms that are submitted by the service provider.)

FORM 470 - The Description of Services Requested and Certifcation Form (FCC Form 470) is fled by applicants to open the competitive bidding process for eligible services.

FORM 471 - The Services Ordered and Certifcation Form (FCC Form 471) is fled by applicants to report services ordered and discounts requested for those services.

FORM 472 - The Services Ordered and Certifcation Form (FCC Form 471) is fled by applicants to report services ordered and discounts requested for those services.

FORM 473 or SPAC - The Service Provider Annual Certifcation (SPAC) Form (FCC Form 473) is fled annually by the service provider to certify that the service provider will follow program rules and guidelines. The service provider must fle this form before USAC will pay invoices.

FORM 474 - The Service Provider Invoice (SPI) Form (FCC Form 474) is fled by the service provider to request reimbursement for discounts already provided to billed entities on customer bills.

FORM 486 - The Receipt of Service Confrmation Form (FCC Form 486) is fled by the applicant to inform USAC that services have begun and to provide the status of the applicant’s technology plan approval and of CIPA compliance.

FORM 498 – The Service Provider Information Form (FCC Form 498) is completed by service providers in order to obtain a SPIN (see SPIN below) and to provide and update contact information.

FORM 499-A - The Annual Telecommunications Reporting Worksheet (FCC Form 499-A) is fled by contributors to the Universal Service Fund to report annual revenues.

FORM 499-Q - The Quarterly Telecommunications Reporting Worksheet is fled by contributors to the Universal Service Fund to report quarterly revenues.

FORM 500 - The Adjustment to Funding Commitment and Modifcation to Receipt of Service Confrmation Form is fled by applicants to notify USAC of reductions to or cancellations of approved FRNs and/or changes to reported Service Start Dates or Contract Expiration Dates.

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