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Rural students’ access to Wi-Fi is in jeopardy as pandemic-era resources recede

  • Written by Gabriel E. Hales, Ph.D. Candidate and Research Assistant, Michigan State University
Rural students’ access to Wi-Fi is in jeopardy as pandemic-era resources recedePrograms that brought internet access to rural students are set to expire.FatCamera via Getty Images

Students in rural America still lack access to high-speed internet at home despite governmental efforts during the pandemic to fill the void. This lack of access negatively affects their academic achievement and overall well-being. The situation has...

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