E-Rate Funding in West Virginia
Data updated Sep 3, 2026 · from USAC open data
Schools and libraries in West Virginia have received $186,231,235 in committed E-Rate funding across 3,250 funding requests from 169 applicants. The largest provider by committed dollars is Frontier West Virginia Inc..
See also Rural Health Care (RHC) funding in West Virginia.
Schools and libraries in West Virginia account for 1% of all committed E-Rate funding nationwide. Category 2 equipment makes up 28% of that funding, with Category 1 services accounting for the rest. Annual committed funding was highest in FY2023 at $20.4M.
Committed (all years)
$186.2M
Funding requests
3,250
Applicants
169
Top E-Rate providers in West Virginia, ranked by funding
| Provider | Committed | FRNs |
|---|---|---|
| Frontier West Virginia Inc. | $59.1M | 999 |
| Advantage Technology | $38.9M | 714 |
| West Virginia Network (WVNET) | $32.3M | 20 |
| Cebridge Telecom WV, LLC | $17.4M | 245 |
| Verizon Business Global LLC | $5.6M | 42 |
| Pomeroy IT Solutions Sales Company, Inc | $5.3M | 139 |
| Alpha Technologies Inc | $5.3M | 84 |
| Comcast Business Communications | $5.2M | 144 |
| Shenandoah Cable Television, LLC | $3.3M | 57 |
| CAS Communications, LLc | $2.2M | 42 |
E-Rate funding in West Virginia by year
| Funding year | Committed | FRNs |
|---|---|---|
| 2026 | $11.9M | 145 |
| 2025 | $20.2M | 349 |
| 2024 | $16.5M | 256 |
| 2023 | $20.4M | 230 |
| 2022 | $14.8M | 228 |
| 2021 | $16.9M | 224 |
| 2020 | $18.5M | 318 |
| 2019 | $19.1M | 275 |
| 2018 | $15.9M | 263 |
| 2017 | $15.4M | 439 |
| 2016 | $16.7M | 523 |
Largest E-Rate applicants in West Virginia
- West Virginia State Dept Of Ed$37.7M
- Kanawha County School District$9.4M
- Berkeley Co School District$8.3M
- West Virginia Lib Commission$7.9M
- Harrison County School Dist$6.5M
- Marion County School District$5.7M
- Mercer County School District$5.4M
- Logan County School District$4.2M
- Cabell County Schools$4.2M
- Raleigh County Schools$4.1M
- Wayne County School District$3.7M
- Putnam County School District$3.4M
- Fayette County School District$3.3M
- Wood County School District$3.3M
- Jefferson County School Dist$3.2M
All 62 qualifying E-Rate applicants in West Virginia
- Greenbrier County School Dist
- Mason County School District
- Ohio County School District
- Wv Schools Of Diversion And Transition
- Marshall County School Dist
- Monongalia County Schools
- Wyoming County School District
- Wetzel County School District
- Mineral County School District
- Jackson County School District
- Nicholas County School Dist
- Mingo County School District
- Mcdowell Co School District
- Preston County School District
- Upshur County School District
- Randolph County School Dist
- Morgan County School District
- Hancock County School District
- Lincoln County School District
- Boone County School District
- Hampshire County School Dist
- Brooke County School District
- Raleigh County Community Action Association
- Roane County School District
- Hardy County School District
- Lewis County School District
- Taylor County School District
- Braxton County School District
- Barbour County School District
- Monroe County School District
- Kanawha County Public Library System
- Webster County School District
- Pocahontas Co School District
- Clay County School District
- Grant County School District
- Ritchie County School District
- Doddridge County School Dist
- Pleasants County School Dist
- Summers County School District
- Pendleton Co School District
- Tyler County School District
- Gilmer County School District
- Calhoun County School District
- Tucker County School District
- Wirt County School District
- Fayette County Child Development, Inc
- Community Action Of Southeastern Wv Head Start Program
E-Rate in West Virginia: common questions
- How much E-Rate funding has West Virginia received?
- Schools and libraries in West Virginia have received $186,231,235 in committed E-Rate funding across 3,250 funding requests since FY2016.
- Who are the top E-Rate providers in West Virginia?
- Ranked by committed funding, the largest E-Rate service providers in West Virginia are Frontier West Virginia Inc., Advantage Technology, and West Virginia Network (WVNET).
- How many applicants receive E-Rate funding in West Virginia?
- 169 schools, libraries, and consortia in West Virginia have received committed E-Rate funding.
Contracts on 280 funded E-Rate requests in West Virginia are set to expire in the next 12 months.
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