TEACH Policy

• Bandwidth up to 1,000 Mbps is $100/month.
• Bandwidth of 1,000 Mbps is $250/month.
• Managed HD video sites are $250/month regardless of total bandwidth through October 31, 2018, which is when the HD Video service expires or the site disconnects the HD Video service.
• Video is offered through AT&T BlueJeans beginning February 1, 2017, at $45/month per named host and will be subsidized by TEACH based on need and available funding.

TEACH will invoice each customer biannually: in December for the months of July through December, and in May for the months of January through June.

• If the effective change date is on or before the 15th, the site will be invoiced a full month.
• If the effective change date is after the 15th, the site will not be invoiced for the month.
• These charges will begin regardless if the site is using the service or not.

 

• All services are provided based on need and available TEACH funding.
• Each site must provide the following for all service affecting changes:
• Completed TEACH Service Change Request Form (electronic via the TEACH portal or send via email to teach@wisconsin.gov).
• Justification for service increases would typically include SETDA standards based on enrollment data from DPI.
• TEACH services must be used as a primary connection per USAC E-rate rules.

• Subsidize up to 1,000 Mbps of total bandwidth to each school following SETDA standards.
• The site must demonstrate readiness by demonstrating a need for the bandwidth as well as showing the site is capable of utilizing the additional bandwidth. In addition, ‘readiness’ will be in part defined by the SETDA standard for a given amount of bandwidth per student.
• TEACH services must be used as a primary connection per USAC E-rate rules. Sites found in violation of this rule may be subject for the full cost of the TEACH service and penalties and fines per USAC.

 

• Subsidize up to 1,000 Mbps of total bandwidth following SETDA standards.
• TEACH services must be used as a primary connection per USAC E-rate rules. Sites found in violation of this rule may be subject for the full cost of the TEACH service and penalties and fines per USAC.

• Subsidize up to 100 Mbps of total bandwidth following SETDA standards based on the city where the branch library is located.
• TEACH services must be used as a primary connection per USAC E-rate rules. Sites found in violation of this rule may be subject for the full cost of the TEACH service and penalties and fines per USAC.

• Subsidize up to 1,000 Mbps of total bandwidth per site.
• TEACH services must be used as a primary connection per USAC E-rate rules. Sites found in violation of this rule may be subject for the full cost of the TEACH service and penalties and fines per USAC.

The site is fiscally responsible for all:

• Customer Premise Equipment (CPE) such as a router and/or switch.
• If a Telco site visit was completed, all on-site changes identified at the visit such as: a power outlet for Telco equipment or conduit for Telco cables.
• Any charges from a site requesting a Telco to move wiring inside your building.

• If a service request requires fiber construction to a site, a quote for one-time installation costs will be provided by AT&T. All construction costs per site are chargeable. These costs will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis and may be subsidized by TEACH based on need and available funding.

• BadgerNet AT&T Video Services with BlueJeans is available beginning February 1, 2017.
• For BlueJeans license requests please complete a BlueJeans Service Request form.

• If you are leaving BadgerNet post transformation prior to a full 12 months of the required commitment, you are accountable for the full monthly telco charges. TEACH cannot subsidize for customers who are no longer on the BadgerNet network.
  
• The site must provide a site contact to TEACH. The site is responsible for keeping the site contact information current.
• TEACH circuits must not be used for backup. Sites may be responsbile for the full cost of the circuit if TEACH determines the site used a TEACH circuit for backup.