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| 990555 | 293de6ef-33eb-4932-bfda-a0f4af01ad54 | Q3 | EDUCATION LEGISLATIVE SERVICES, INC | 13164 | FRESNO UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT | 2010 | third_quarter | TEC | THE ANTI-DEFICIENCY ACT, TO AMEND SECTION 254 OF THE COMMUNICATIONS ACT OF 1934 - To exempt funds received for the Universal Service Fund, including the "E-Rate" telecommunications discounts for K-12 schools and libraries, from certain provisions of Title I of the Communications Act, known as the Anti-Deficiency Act, regarding applicable accounting rules, each year or permanently * TELECOMMUNICATIONS ACT OF 1996: Ongoing revision and implementation of new rulemaking, regulations and guidance for schools and libraries Universal Service "E-Rate" telecommunications discounts, by Federal Communications Commission, Universal Service Administrative Corporation, Schools/Libraries Division, including Notices of Proposed Rulemaking and E-Rate issues affecting K-12 public schools, school districts, students and educators, and to encourage lifting of the administrative cap on E-Rate funds so that more eligible schools and their students may gain affordable access to advanced telecommunications. * NATIONAL EDUCATION TECHNOLOGY PLAN AND NATIONAL BROADBAND PLAN IMPLEMENTATION - To build support and sustainability for implementation of advanced telecommunications facilities and services for Pre-K-12 students and local school districts, including affordable broadband access and availability aligned with future college and career readiness educational goals and learning systems, using existing E-Rate mechanisms and selected other non-E-Rate funding, policy, and programmatic opportunities * HR 4619: THE E-RATE 2.0 ACT OF 2010 - To raise the current $2.25 billion funding cap on the E-Rate program, that provides discounts to schools and libraries for affordable access to advanced telecommunications services, and to explore additional options to provide affordable telecommunications opportunities to students at home and school, with identified funding sources that do not diminish the presently available but oversubscribed E-Rate funds | Agriculture, Dept of (USDA),Education, Dept of,Federal Communications Commission (FCC),Health & Human Services, Dept of (HHS),HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,SENATE,White House Office | 6000 | 0 | 0 | 2010-10-12T16:28:38.513000-04:00 |