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2008 Technology Grant Recipients
Thanks to the generosity of RTFC, rural schools located in OPASTCO members' service areas are able to make huge strides in the effort to close the digital divide. In 2008, $50,000 in technology grants was awarded to public schools.
With close to half a million dollars in funding requested, it is clear that RTFC's program fills a great need in our rural communities for technology that enhances the learning experience. Of the more than 60 applications that were reviewed, the following 8 schools.
2008 Technology Grant Recipients
Altha Public Schools
Nominated by: GTC, Inc.
Grant: $1,662.14
Bowlegs Public Schools
Nominated by: Pottawomie Telephone Company
Grant: $9,500
Davenport Public Schools
Nominated by: Central Oklahoma Telephone Company
Grant: $5,946.80
Eastern Greene Middle School
Nominated by: Smithville Telephone Company, Inc.
Grant: $3,235
Ketchikan Gateway Borough School District
Nominated by: Ketchikan Public Utilities
Grant: $8,670.82
Lavina Schools
Nominated by: Mid-Rivers Telephone Cooperative, Inc.
Grant: $9,790
Redland Elementary School
Nominated by: Clear Creek Telephone and Television
Grant: $ 5,000
Wittenberg School
Nominated by: Wittenberg Telephone Company
Grant: $6,195
2007 Technology Grant Recipients
Virginia CUSD #64, Ill.
Nominated by Cass Telephone Company
Grant: $5,638
Sulphur Public School, Okla.
Nominated by Chickasaw Telephone Company
Grant: $10,000
Sutherland Public School, Neb.
Nominated by Great Plains Communications, Inc.
Grant: $5,000
Logan USD #326, Kan.
Nominated by Rural Telephone Service Company, Inc.
Grant: $9,139
Parkside Elementary School, Wash.
Nominated by Tenino Telephone Company
Grant: $6,030
Lynch Public Schools, Neb.
Nominated by Three Rivers Telco
Grant: $9,860
Griggs County Central School District, N. Dak.
Nominated by Inter-Community Telephone Company
Grant: $4,333
Summaries of Past Recipients |