Notice Debarment; Federal E-Rate Program
Published Date: 3/27/2026
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Summary
Ben Klein is officially banned from the federal E-Rate program and all related federal support programs for three years starting March 27, 2026 (or when he gets the letter). This means he can’t participate in these programs or receive any related funds during that time. The move protects schools and libraries by keeping the program fair and trustworthy.
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