In addition to blank National School Lunch Program (NSLP) information from your local school district, libraries’ discount calculations may be incomplete for a different reason.
Tag Archives: Organization accounts
Troubleshooting for libraries and consortia, Part 1
Now that the filing window for schools and school districts is over (and their discount rates are locked in to EPC), their information should be available to use for library and consortium discount calculations.
But some library and consortium applicants might discover that their discount rates are still partially blank (incomplete). Today we’ll talk about how to find out if that’s the case for your application, and what to do if it is.
Prepping for FCC Form 471
Now that your 28-day competitive bidding period is coming to a close, let’s look at some of the things you should do to prepare for filing FCC Form 471.
The next couple of posts will go through the information we suggest you review and/or collect before you start the FCC Form 471 filing, which, if you’re following along with the blog schedule, is next week.
Organization relationships, part 3: Adding a consultant
Some schools and libraries work with a consultant to help them through the application process. If you have one, you can link their account to your organization, which will allow them access to your profile and other information.
How to add a consultant
Adding a consultant in EPC is a three-step process:
Organization relationships, part 2: Join a consortium or add an annex
This post is for schools and libraries that are either part of a consortium, or have more than one physical location (a.k.a., annexes).
Managing organization relationships, part 1: Manage hierarchy and types
In this week’s 3-part series, we want you to check your organization’s “relationships” in EPC, so they’ll work properly when it comes time to apply.
Warning! This first post is pretty long but please try to power through! It’s important to check this stuff carefully because it’s the first year we’ve tracked organization relationships in such a detailed way.
