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  • DIRECTV School Programs
    DIRECTV is committed to fostering education by offering the best educational television experience in the world. We strive to provide schools with the resources they need to offer a well-rounded curriculum for kids in grades K-12. Share DIRECTV's passion for lifelong learning by participating in two great educational programs: DIRECTV4Schools™ and DIRECTV GOES TO SCHOOL™.
  • DIRECTV4Schools

    DIRECTV4Schools
    Contributing to a Brighter Future

    The DIRECTV4Schools™ program is an easy way for U.S. schools to earn funds for special programs, equipment and events that enrich learning. How it works: DIRECTV will donate $100 to a school of your choice when you order DIRECTV. If you're already a customer, DIRECTV will donate $50 if you commit to an additional year of DIRECTV® service. Call 1-888-388-4724 and mention the school's unique School Code when you order.
  • Goes to school

    DIRECTV GOES TO SCHOOL
    Enriching Education Through Television

    Through the DIRECTV GOES TO SCHOOL® program, qualifying state-accredited schools (K-12) can receive a FREE DIRECTV® System and a programming package — SCHOOL CHOICE® — specially designed to enhance and complement classroom lessons. This package includes a combination of news, educational and informational programming that teachers can easily work into their curricula.
  • DIRECTV for the
    Common Good

    For the Common Good
    DIRECTV goes beyond the living room to actively support social needs in the U.S. By donating profits and DIRECTV® Service, we simultaneously invest in and help benefit both the community and the future of the television experience.
  • Samsung Hope for Education

    Samsung Four Seasons of Hope
    DIRECTV is a proud sponsor of Samsung's Four Seasons of Hope Technology Giveaway Competition in which students, parents and teachers have the opportunity to improve technology in U.S. classrooms. Your school will have the chance to win a portion of $1 million in technology aid by submitting a 100-word essay before December 1, 2009.