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Beta© 2026 Adaptrex, LLC
Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Chief Officers of State Library Agencies, in Partnership With Members of the American Library Association E-rate Task Force, Will Develop, Deliver, and Evaluate Training Events for State E-rate Coordinators. the Training Next-generation State E-rate Coordinators Project Has Five Potential Outputs: 1) a Multi-day, In-person Training Event in 2024 for State E-rate Coordinators; 2) Training Material Development for a Community of Practice; 3) a Series of First-year Assessments; 4) a Second Multi-day, In-person Training Event in 2025 for State E-rate Coordinators; and 5) a Series of Second-year Assessments That Will Serve as the Blueprint for Sustainable State Coordinator Trainings. These Will Be Developed by the Project Team Over the Course of Six Phases.
Committed
$249,999
Paid out
$99.4K
40%
Committed, not yet paid
$150.6K
60%
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