NYC’s shelter Wi-Fi plan expected to wrap up after school year ends
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Students in shelters have struggled to find reliable internet access or cellular coverage for their city-issued iPads.
Days after promising Wi-Fi for all family shelters amid concerns of poor internet access for homeless students, city officials revealed that most shelters won’t be connected until the summer, when the school year will have ended.