E-Rate in Washington.
E-Rate applicants in Washington received $7.8 million in committed funding for FY2026, the most recent funding year with public USAC data. Washington has 4,952 active E-Rate applicants — including schools, school districts, libraries, and consortia.
Funding history
Total committed E-Rate funding for Washington applicants by funding year, drawn from public USAC Form 471 commitment data.
Applicants by entity type
Total registered E-Rate applicants in Washington by USAC entity type (current as of last sync from USAC public data).
- Schools3,608 · 72.9%
- Nif544 · 11.0%
- Libraries438 · 8.8%
- School districts350 · 7.1%
- Consortia12 · 0.2%
FY2026 category mix
Distribution of FY2026 committed dollars in Washington between Category 1 (connectivity) and Category 2 (internal connections).
FY2026 average discount
Average discount applied to FY2026 Form 471 filings in Washington. Discount rates are determined by the FCC discount matrix using NSLP eligibility and urban/rural classification.
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Form 470 alerts →State-attribution uses the applicant's registered state as published by USAC. Consortia and applicants serving multiple jurisdictions may appear under the state where the lead applicant is registered. Numbers may shift as USAC issues post-commitment changes, late funding decisions, or appeals. Verify all information directly with USAC before making business decisions. ERateSignal is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by USAC, the FCC, or the U.S. Government.