Affordable Connectivity Program
Need assistance with internet access at home?
The Affordable Connectivity Program is part of the most recent stimulus package passed by Congress to assist families in need to get access to Internet services. There are several qualifying factors to be eligible for this program including qualifying to participate in the Educational Benefits Program (formerly called the Free and Reduced-Price Meals program.)
This program provides up to $30/month to cover the cost of Internet service to the home. Below are resources to help you determine if this program is right for you. If you find you don't qualify for this service and need assistance with Internet access at home to allow your child(ren) to complete their schoolwork, please contact your child's school.
Learn More
- Consumer FAQ - Questions and answers on eligibility, how to apply, participating service providers, connected device benefits, Tribal benefits, and program length.
- Affordable Connectivity Program Consumer Information Hub
- Participating Providers Look Up Tool - Find broadband service providers offering the Emergency Broadband Benefit in MN. Following are direct links to the most commonly used Internet Service Providers to the home within District 196:
If none of the options above is a solution for you and you need assistance with Internet access at home, please contact your child’s school for additional options.