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25K Alaska Households Could Lose Home Internet This Spring

By AJ Kirby | Education Superhighway on Mar 1, 2024   Featured, General News  

25K Alaska Households  Could Lose Home Internet This Spring

Tell Congress to Renew the Affordable Connectivity Program Says National Non-Profit. SAN FRANCISCO, CA – Twenty-three million American households, including 25,000 in Alaska, rely on the Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) to get internet service and stay online. Unless Congress acts soon, the monthly broadband benefit will end, with devastating consequences for under-resourced households. The ACP is a […]

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