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Project 10Million: Empowering Students and Families with Essential Digital Access
T-Mobile's Project 10Million is a program designed to help close the digital divide by providing free internet access to millions of students in the United States who lack reliable internet at home. Launched in 2020, the initiative aims to connect 10 million students over five years.
The program offers:
- Free Wi-Fi hotspots: Eligible students receive free mobile hotspots with up to 100GB of high-speed data per year.
- Discounted data plans: Schools and districts can also purchase additional data at low cost.
- Access to low-cost laptops and tablets: These are made available to students who need devices for online learning.
The goal of Project 10Million is to ensure that every student has the connectivity they need for their education, particularly in light of the increased reliance on online learning.
GOALS
Teaching and Learning: Enhance meaningful teaching and learning experiences for students and staff through the use of technology resources ensuring academic success and providing our students with 21st Century skills.
Professional Development: Support sustained, purposeful educator preparation and development in the integration of technology
Leadership and Administration: Build a foundation of leadership and services that support faculty and staff through technology tools and integration.
Infrastructure: Ensure an innovative, stable, secure and robust infrastructure for teaching and learning as an integral part of the learning environment.
Partnerships and Communication: Develop and encourage partnerships with district stakeholders to include clear and timely communications and forward-thinking planning for technology.
