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Pike County Schools Emergency Connectivity Fund Survey

During the COVID-19 pandemic, it became clear that all students should have access to the internet and a device to support their learning. Under the Federal American Rescue Plan, the Emergency Connectivity Fund was established to help connect students to the internet with a device. Through this program, the Pike County School System (PCSS) will be able to purchase internet service and/or Chromebooks for off-campus use by students. There will be no cost to students or their families. The Pike County School System is conducting a survey to identify which specific students need a device and/or internet access. Only students/families who complete this survey by June 28, 2021, will be eligible to receive a Chromebook and/or internet access (such as a hotspot). All devices will remain the property of PCSS, and each item will be checked-out to individual students for use at home. By filling out this survey, your child is not guaranteed to receive a device or service; this program is dependent on the federal funding PCSS is awarded. This program is not related to digital or remote learning programs.
When your student is away from the school campus, do they have access to a laptop, tablet, or other device that sufficiently allows them to complete homework assignments or participate in virtual classes?*
- Yes
- No
When your student is away from the school campus, do they have access to an internet service that sufficiently allows them to complete homework assignments or participate in virtual classes?*
- Yes
- No
What is the legal first and last name of your PCSS student?*
What grade will your student be in for the 2021-22 school year?*
What PC school will your student attend for the 2021-22 school year?*

Pike County Schools Emergency Connectivity Fund Survey

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