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AT&T offers cheap wireless data to teachers, will spend $10 million to connect 'at-risk' students

Across more than 135,000 public and private schools (K-12, specifically), AT&T will begin offering steep discounts on wireless data plans. Schools that wish to participate in this limited-time deal can migrate their existing AT&T wireless data lines (or activate new ones) for just $15 a month, per student.
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