High Country Networks

SPIN 143053868

Data updated Sep 3, 2026 · from USAC open data

High Country Networks has won $281,371 in committed E-Rate funding across public USAC filings. On E-Rate, that spans 15 funded requests for 5 applicants in 3 states. Its E-Rate filings run from FY2024 to FY2026, split $56.7K in Category 1 services and $224.6K in Category 2 equipment. Colorado is its largest E-Rate market at $171.3K.

Category 1 services account for 20% of High Country Networks's committed E-Rate funding, with Category 2 equipment making up the balance. Its largest E-Rate market, Colorado, represents 61% of that committed funding. High Country Networks has served 5 E-Rate applicants across 3 states.

E-Rate funding

Committed
$281.4K
Category 1
$56.7K
Category 2
$224.6K
Applicants
5

Top E-Rate customers by committed funding

ApplicantCommitted
Union Colony Schools$141.7K
Providence Hall School District$95.5K
Wyatt Academy$25K
Shelley Joint Sch District 60$14.5K
Lincoln Academy$4.6K

Top E-Rate states by committed funding

StateCommitted
Colorado$171.3K
Utah$95.5K
Idaho$14.5K

E-Rate funding by year

Funding yearCommitted
2026$79.1K
2025$178.1K
2024$24.1K

High Country Networks: common questions

How much E-Rate funding has High Country Networks won?
High Country Networks has won $281,371 in committed E-Rate funding across public USAC filings.
Which states does High Country Networks serve?
High Country Networks has funded E-Rate applicants in 3 states. Its largest markets by committed funding are Colorado, Utah, and Idaho.
How many customers does High Country Networks have?
High Country Networks has served 5 E-Rate applicants across 15 funded requests.
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