So my town’s local K-12 is as cheap as everything else in town. People in the mid-west, almost more than even in the south, really don’t put enough money and effort into education, so I was kinda glad to hear about Trillion, the largest national service provider in the country for fixed wireless and fiber wide area networks for K-12 school districts. They don’t start billing the school until the WAN and/or VoIP service is installed, and because they offer their networks as a kind of public service, the school districts just pay a monthly fee and Trillion takes care of the rest. That’s really decent, yes?

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