Justice Public School District, a small rural district in Seminole County, OK, serves 100 students in a diverse, low-income community. With only three outdated phone lines and unreliable internet, teachers struggled to communicate with families, often using personal phones. The pandemic worsened issues, revealing poor infrastructure and widening learning gaps. To solve this, the district adopted AT&T Dedicated Internet and Office@Hand, providing secure, high-speed connectivity and modern VoIP communication tools. These solutions enhanced staff collaboration, safety, and personalized instruction, ensuring students and families felt supported during challenging times.

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