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Broadband fee proposed for public schools

Gary Grado//January 27, 2014//[read_meter]

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Broadband fee proposed for public schools

Broadband fee proposed for public schools

Gary Grado//January 27, 2014//[read_meter]

No one disputes that broadband is significantly lacking for Arizona’s remote schools, but the battle this legislative session is going to be who pays for it. Gov. Jan Brewer has...

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Tags: Arizona, Chad Campbell, Jan Brewer, Chuck Essigs, Arizona Association of School Business Officials, Tim Ogle, internet, Arizona School Boards Association, schools, broadband fee

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