Columbus County Schools E-rate data

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Columbus County Schools has 1 open Form 470 for funding year 2027. USAC lists 5,336 students across 11 schools. Its most recent E-rate funding requests are for FY2026.

Data from USAC Open Data, last updated November 15, 2026. EduErate is not affiliated with USAC.

Open 470s
1
FY2027
Students
5,336
Schools
11
Last C2 filing
FY2023

Columbus County Schools Form 470s

Funding yearPostedAllowable contract dateCategoryServices requested
FY2027
470 #270000302
Nov 13, 2026Dec 11, 2026
Open for bids
C1
Data Transmission And/Or Internet Access
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E-rate funding requested by year

Pre-discount cost of funding requests that weren’t denied or cancelled. Category 1 = internet access and data transmission; Category 2 = internal connections, managed internal broadband and basic maintenance.

Funding yearCategory 1Category 2Funding requests
FY2026$110K—1
FY2025$110K—1
FY2024$110K—1
FY2023$124K$387K2
FY2022$209K—1
FY2021$209K$644K2
FY2020$235K$87K12
FY2019$258K$68K2
FY2018$562K—9
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Columbus County Schools E-rate FAQ

Does Columbus County Schools have any open E-rate Form 470s?

Yes. Columbus County Schools has 1 Form 470 inside the 28-day bidding window for funding year 2027.

How do I contact Columbus County Schools about E-rate?

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