Memphis School District Fears $5 Million Loss on Devices
The district said an administrative error created the reimbursement issue.

The district said an administrative error created the reimbursement issue.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 17, 2024 – A major school district in Tennessee fears it could be on the hook for more than $5 million without help from federal regulators.
Tennessee’s Shelby County School District received funding commitments during Window One of the Emergency Connectivity Fund to purchase 28,400 connected devices on behalf of its students and staff, amounting to nearly $10 million in total funds.
Of that $10 million, invoices for $4.76 million were submitted on time by the district for a portion of the devices.
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