Mission Telecom, a nonprofit telecommunications provider and grantmaker dedicated to bridging the digital divide, recently announced a new limited-time wireless offer designed specifically for schools, providing affordable connectivity options for students, faculty, and staff. Schools that enroll by June 30 can access plans starting at USD 5.99 (100 GB) a month per line, with an unlimited plan available for USD 7.99 a month per line, all on one of the nation’s largest, fastest, and most advanced 5G network. Mission Telecom also offers competitive prices on devices to ensure schools get the most out of their lines of service.
“As a nonprofit, we understand how each budget line counts. Our goal is to make wireless connectivity affordable and accessible for every school community regardless of their funding situation,” said Mark Cowell, Director of Broadband Operations at Mission Telecom. “By offering flexible, low-cost plans, Mission Telecom is helping bridge the digital divide, ensuring students and educators everywhere can stay connected wherever learning happens.”
Key Details of the Offer:
- 4G/5G wireless broadband for USD 5.99 a month per line
- Unlimited 4G/5G wireless broadband for USD 7.99 a month per line
- Guaranteed pricing on service if signed up by June 30, 2026
- Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) options available
- No long-term or complex contracts, no activation or termination fees
- Fast setup: Free SIM cards ship within 3–5 business days
- CIPA-compliant filtering at no cost
This initiative is part of Mission Telecom’s ongoing effort to help schools expand reliable mobile access for learning, communications, and safety without straining school budgets. It builds on Mission Telecom’s E-Rate match after FCC cuts and last year’s Mission-Connect offer for schools and libraries.
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