State overview

E-Rate in Guam.

Quick answer

E-Rate applicants in Guam received $40 thousand in committed funding for FY2026, the most recent funding year with public USAC data. Guam has 65 active E-Rate applicants — including schools, school districts, libraries, and consortia.

FY2026 committed
$40K
Applicants
65
Years with data
10

Funding history

Total committed E-Rate funding for Guam applicants by funding year, drawn from public USAC Form 471 commitment data.

Funding yearTotal committedApplicants
FY2026$40K2
FY2025$362K3
FY2024$359K2
FY2023$397K6
FY2022$07
FY2021$07
FY2020$08
FY2019$08
FY2018$08
FY2017$05

Applicants by entity type

Total registered E-Rate applicants in Guam by USAC entity type (current as of last sync from USAC public data).

  • Schools56 · 86.2%
  • Libraries6 · 9.2%
  • School districts2 · 3.1%
  • Nif1 · 1.5%

FY2026 category mix

Distribution of FY2026 committed dollars in Guam between Category 1 (connectivity) and Category 2 (internal connections).

FY2026 average discount

Average discount applied to FY2026 Form 471 filings in Guam. Discount rates are determined by the FCC discount matrix using NSLP eligibility and urban/rural classification.

Avg Category 1 discount
83%
Avg Category 2 discount
79%
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