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Connectivity
Connectivity
Virtual Learning Days require internet access to participate in live instruction. If your family is experiencing connectivity challenges, BCSC is here to help.
Emergency Broadband Benefit 2021 and Beyond
Emergency Broadband Benefit 2021 and Beyond
The FCC has received money to help families with broadband. Families can qualify for up to $50/month toward broadband service and up to $100 for a device.
Families are eligible if they qualify for free and reduced-price lunch, SNAP, Medicaid, or LifeLine.
Resources:
Website for more information: https://www.fcc.gov/broadbandbenefit
Application link: https://www.checklifeline.org/lifeline/?id=nv_flow&ebbp=true
AT&T Access: 1-855-220-5211
FCC Lifeline Program: 1-888-641-8722
Comcast Internet Essentials: 1-855-846-8376
Additional Options: Mobile Hotspots
Additional Options: Mobile Hotspots
BCSC has a limited number of mobile hotspots available for families who qualify. Please call the Tech Hotline for more information (812-418-0252) or contact your child’s school directly. School staff will guide you through next steps.
If You Experience Internet Issues on a Virtual Learning Day
If You Experience Internet Issues on a Virtual Learning Day
If your internet goes out:
Notify your child’s teacher as soon as possible.
Contact the school office.
Call the Student Tech Hotline, if needed, for troubleshooting assistance: 812-418-0252.
We understand that temporary outages may occur. Communication helps us support your student.
Internet Issues and Attendance
Internet Issues and Attendance
Attendance expectations take into account occasional technology challenges. Schools will work directly with families when issues arise.
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