E-Rate Funding for Uncommon Schools

Data updated Oct 21, 2026 · from USAC open data

Uncommon Schools in New York has received $25,174,277 in committed E-Rate funding across 235 funding requests. Their FY2026 discount rate is 90% on Category 1 services and 85% on Category 2 equipment. Activity runs from FY2016 to FY2026, with $19.4M in Category 1 services and $5.8M in Category 2 equipment. Its largest provider by committed dollars is mindSHIFT Technologies at $21.2M.

Uncommon Schools accounts for 1% of New York's committed E-Rate funding. Its largest provider, mindSHIFT Technologies, holds 84% of that committed funding. Category 2 equipment accounts for 23% of Uncommon Schools's committed funding, and Category 1 services the remainder.

Committed (all years)
$25.2M
Category 1
$19.4M
Category 2
$5.8M
Funding requests
235

Uncommon Schools's E-Rate providers, ranked by funding

ProviderCommitted
mindSHIFT Technologies$21.2M
Netrix, LLC$3.4M
Windstream Communications, LLC$444.9K
Verizon Wireless (Cellco Partnership)$127.6K
Business Automation Technologies, Inc.$11.8K

E-Rate funding by year

Funding yearCommittedFRNs
2026$2.1M7
2025$1.3M3
2024$1.3M3
2023$2.5M3
2022$1.9M2
2021$3M5
2020$3.1M16
2019$2.5M14
2018$2.5M31
2017$2.7M77
2016$2.3M74

Who handles E-Rate for Uncommon Schools?

The contact listed on Uncommon Schools's most recent Form 470 (FY2026) is Alexa Mulligan, typically the district's E-Rate coordinator or consultant. Email, phone, and the filing history behind every applicant contact are available inside FRNHQ.

Uncommon Schools E-Rate funding: common questions

How much E-Rate funding has Uncommon Schools received?
Uncommon Schools in New York has received $25,174,277 in committed E-Rate funding across 235 funding requests.
Who provides E-Rate services to Uncommon Schools?
Uncommon Schools's E-Rate service providers by committed funding include mindSHIFT Technologies, Netrix, LLC, and Windstream Communications, LLC.
What is Uncommon Schools's E-Rate discount rate?
Their FY2026 discount rate is 90% on Category 1 services and 85% on Category 2 equipment. The discount is the share of eligible costs the program covers; USAC sets it each funding year from the district's student poverty and rurality, so it can change from year to year.
Who is the E-Rate coordinator for Uncommon Schools?
USAC filings do not name a coordinator role directly, but the contact person listed on Uncommon Schools's most recent FCC Form 470 (FY2026) is Alexa Mulligan. Districts typically list their E-Rate coordinator or consultant as the Form 470 contact.

3 funded E-Rate contracts for Uncommon Schools (Category 1 and managed internal broadband) end in the next 12 months.

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