Gov. Phil Murphy said every single K-12 public school student now has access to the internet and devices to connect to virtual classrooms.

The package will provide $350 billion in state and local aid, as well as investments in K-12 broadband and vaccine distribution.

Mayor Bill de Blasio announced the city wants telecommunications companies to use city assets, like street poles, to expand broadband access.

Gov. Ralph Northam announced a new round of funding expected to connect nearly 12,000 households in western and northern counties.

The nonprofit will receive additional support this year from the consulting group Ignite Cities, furthering its mission to close the gender and diversity gaps in the technology…

A student-led nonprofit called Bridging Tech has been providing refurbished computers to homeless K-12 students during the pandemic.

The city is working with the United Way and Comcast to provide broadband subscriptions and internet-connected devices to low-income residences.

Between 7.am and 9 p.m., four public libraries will provide free public Wi-Fi to support students at families without home access.

The nonprofit Education Design Lab will partner with five community colleges to implement new pathways to postsecondary education for students in rural communities.

Partnerships with school consortiums and "proactive" contact with distributors will mean devices for many students attending Florida's small or rural districts.