Connectivity Resources
This list does not comprehensively cover all providers in the state of Colorado. The details provided regarding external organizations are
provided for information only. The Colorado Department of Education does not endorse, represent, or warrant the accuracy or reliability
of any of the information, content, services, or other materials provided by these educational service providers. Any reliance upon any
information, content, materials, products, services, or vendors included on or found through this listing shall be at the user's sole risk.
• Access from AT&T: AT&T offers low-cost wired home internet service to qualifying residents who
participate in SNAP. Service options range from $5 – $10 per month.
o COVID-19 Special Offering: AT&T said its waiving of usage policies applies to both its
Internet wireline and fixed wireless Internet customers. The telco is also offering Cisco
Webex Meetings for 90 days to businesses, universities and schools, and is crediting wireless
customers for charges incurred while in CDC Level-3 countries where AT&T offers service.
• Charter Communications:
o COVID-19 Special Offering: Charter will offer free Spectrum broadband/Wi-Fi access for 60
days to homes w/ K-12 and/or college students who do not already have a broadband
subscription. To enroll call 1-844-488-8395.
• Comcast:
o COVID-19 Special Offering: New policies for the next 60 days (For more information and
updates from Comcast related to Coronavirus,
visit: http://www.comcastcorporation.com/COVID-19/)
 Xfinity Wi-Fi Free For Everyone
 Pausing Our Data Plan
 No Disconnects or Late Fees
 Internet Essentials Free to New Customers
 News, Information and Educational Content on X1 and Flex
 24×7 Network Monitoring
• Cox Communications: provides home internet for $9.95/month for families that have a K-12 student
and receive government assistance.
o COVID-19 Special Offering: Cox is offering to fast-track the qualification process for
Connect2Compete. Schools are being asked to contact [email protected] with a list of
eligible low-income students that currently do not have an internet connection. Cox will
assist in getting students qualified quickly so they can continue learning from home. Cox has
also partnered with PCs for People where families can purchase discounted refurbished
computers: https://cox.pcsrefurbished.com/. Also:
 Not terminate service to any residential or small business customer because of an
inability to pay their bills due to disruptions caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
 Waive any late fees that residential or small business customers incur because of
their economic circumstances related to the coronavirus pandemic.
 Open Cox Wi-Fi hotspots to help keep the public connected in this time of need.
• CenturyLink: Discounted Home internet service for $9.95/month.
• Internet Essentials from Comcast: Comcast offers internet service for $9.95/month to households
that have at least one child who qualifies for the National School Lunch Program.
• Kajeet: Kajeet SmartSpots allow educators to provide students CIPA-compliant, 4G-LTE internet
access outside the classroom so they can complete their required assignments and homework.
Kajeet also offers SmartBus, Wi-Fi internet access on the bus.
o COVID-19 Special Offering: 4G LTE Hotspot Devices for Distance Learning