Weakley County Schools Offer Portable Internet Access

Weakley County Schools is offering free portable high-speed internet access for its K-12 students through T-Mobile for Education's Project 10Million, helping bridge the digital divide and make learning even more accessible.

Through this program, families will receive a free mobile hotspot and 200GB of high-speed data per year for five consecutive years with automatic data resets each year (up to 200GB annually) on the anniversary of activation.

A mobile hotspot is a simple device that lets you connect laptops, Chromebooks, tablets and other devices to the internet—perfect for homework, projects or learning on-the-go when Wi-Fi isn’t available.

All Weakley County families qualify. Due to the district’s Community Eligibility Provision (CEP), every student is eligible regardless of household income.

Families will need their student’s ID number and a copy of the CEP letter to apply. The letter can be found at https://5il.co/3cue5.

Families can apply at t-mobile.com/brand/project-10-million and do not have to be a T-Mobile customer to take advantage of this offer.