The Connectivity Gap: Share Your Story
What is the K-12 connectivity gap?
According to a June 2020 report from Common Sense Media, 1,828,917 Texas students lack adequate high-speed connection (34%) and 1,229,459 lack devices (25%). These needs have prevented many students from participating in distance learning. As such, not all Texas public school students are receiving an equitable education while instruction moves online due to COVID-19.

Are you a parent or educator directly impacted by the connectivity gap during last spring semester? Please help Texas PTA collect these important stories from across the state. Share your own story or on behalf of someone in your community:
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Parents: Did your children continue to learn when instruction moved online? Did they have access to their teachers? If you had connectivity but not enough devices for multiple children, how did you address that?
Teachers: What challenges did you face when attempting to maintain regular contact with your students? How did you address the lack of connectivity? How do you feel about your students’ readiness for the new school year?
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