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To the Editor: I am unfamiliar with the history and complexity of the Educational Broadband Service covered in your Oct. 26 article, but I am very familiar with the impact of the North
American Catholic Educational Programming Foundation, which the article dismissed by saying there was “limited evidence” of its “contribution to educational media.” Digital Wish, the company
I lead, is a nonprofit founded on the belief that every child deserves a technology-rich education that will provide him or her with the skills necessary to excel in the global economy. The
NACEPF’s Mobile Beacon program is one of our largest donors in this effort. The NACEPF’s hot-spot donation program provides unlimited data plans that support thousands of students and
teachers across the United States in the classroom, as well as out-of-school connectivity to address the “homework gap” that the article mentions. Mobile Beacon’s donation program saves
school districts tens of thousands of dollars a year while providing the high-speed internet access students and teachers need. _Gordon Woodrow_ _Executive Director_ _Digital Wish_
_Manchester Center, Vt._