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Internet Access

Free or Reduced-Cost Connectivity for Families

If you need assistance with any of the below resources or your student is facing hardship that is preventing them from accessible internet connectivity that is impacting their schoolwork, please contact your school or Family Liaison.  

Free or Reduced-Cost Offers from Service Providers

The following resources are provided as a service and not as an endorsement by PSD. Please visit their website and contact them for the most current offers available. 
  • USAC Lifeline Support: Eligible households can get up to $9.25 off the cost of phone, internet or bundled services. Families that live on Tribal Lands can receive a discount of up to $34.25 per month and a reduction in first-time connection charges.  
  • Fort Collins Digital Inclusion: Free and Reduced lunch letter required for eligibility. 

  • XFinity Internet Essentials: Applicants must hold legal status in the U.S. to qualify. 

  • AT&T : Affordable Internet Access program. 

  • TDS Connect: Affordable home internet. 

  • Everyone On website: holistic approach to digital inclusion connects under-resourced communities to affordable internet and computers, trains individuals and organizations on digital skills and resources, and advances fair and just policies. 

  • Project 10Million Direct to Parent/Guardian Customer Support: Offering free hotspots with 200GBs of mobile data each year for five years to eligible K-12 students. To qualify for Project 10Million, you must provide proof of enrollment in one of the following programs dated within one year of participation:
    • Community Eligibility Provision(CEP)
    • Food Distribution Program on Indian Reservations (FDPIR)
    • Medicaid
    • National School Lunch Program (NSLP)
    • Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP/EBT)

Rural Internet Resources

Students with rural Internet who have difficulty connecting can leverage free public Wi-Fi in these locations: 
  • Red Feather Lakes Community Center
  • Poudre Canyon Fire Protection District - Station 2, Rustic, 32510 Highway 14
  • Horsetooth Area Information Center - 4200 W. County Road 38E
  • Larimer County buildings.
  • Poudre Public Libraries