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Hockley County Sheriff Appointed to Broadband Development Council - Vimarsana News

Hockley County Sheriff Appointed to Broadband Development Council

Hockley County Sheriff Ray Scifres was among the 3 recently appointed to Texas Governor Greg Abbott's Broadband Development Council.

Hockley County Sheriff Appointed to Broadband Development Council - Vimarsana News

Hockley County Sheriff Appointed to Broadband Development Council

Hockley County Sheriff Ray Scifres was among the 3 recently appointed to Texas Governor Greg Abbott's Broadband Development Council.

Source: kfyo.com
Let's Get Connected: Dallas ISD Offers Free High-Speed Internet To Qualifying Students - Vimarsana News

Let's Get Connected: Dallas ISD Offers Free High-Speed Internet To Qualifying Students

Dallas ISD's board approved $18 million to get economically disadvantaged students free wired internet at home. The deadline for families to sign up is Aug. 31.

Free Internet Offered to Students in Almost All DFW Schools – NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth - Vimarsana News

Free Internet Offered to Students in Almost All DFW Schools – NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth

Districts across Texas have a new program in which Spectrum and AT&T will go to the homes of students in need and connect free high-speed internet.

Source: nbcdfw.com
'No Interruption': New Technology Gives Lincoln High School Students Fast, Reliable Internet Access - Vimarsana News

'No Interruption': New Technology Gives Lincoln High School Students Fast, Reliable Internet Access

For KERA News Daija Showers, 15, is a virtual learner at  Lincoln High School in South Dallas. She is among 50 students testing a new pilot program to provide free internet access to students in Dallas ISD. A pilot program allowed 50 students who live within two miles of the school to tap into an extended WiFi network for free, providing a connection that works better than mobile hotspots. The noisy renovations at the house next door aren’t getting in the way of 15-year-old Daija Showers’ schoolwork. Her eyes are glued to her laptop as she stares down her geometry work. “It’s kind o...