(WFRV) - The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) selected over 700 participants for its Schools and Libraries Cybersecurity Pilot Program and eight of them are in Wisconsin. The three-year pilot program, according to the release, explores the use of universal service funding to improve Cybersecurity at schools and libraries. The $200 million budget is from unused universal services funds. Thompson Center on Lourdes holds ‘Wall Breaking’ to celebrate new name and logo The program also evaluates how effective the funding is in supporting cybersecurity services and equipment, using the evaluation to determine whether or not they'll be funded permanently. The schools, districts and libraries in Wisconsin that were chosen are as follows: Parcticipant's nameType of ApplicantLocationBlessed Sacrament SchoolSchoolMadisonLac du Flambeau Public ElementarySchoolLac du FlambeauMilwaukee Public SchoolsSchool DistrictMilwaukeeMilwaukee Public LibraryLibrary SystemMilwaukeeBeloit School DistrictSchool DistrictBeloitMessmer Catholic SchoolsSchool DistrictMilwaukeeCarmen Schools of Science and TechnologySchool DistrictMilwaukeeSt. Augustine Preparatory AcademySchoolMilwaukee/Glendale The program is also a part of FCC Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel's 'Learn Without Limits' initiative that aims to ensure connectivity to and within schools and libraries for students. More information can be found on the FCC website.