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Stimulus Funds Purchase New Computers For Area Schools
September 24, 2009
New Dell computers are on the way for reading labs at Northview and Tate high schools and Ernest Ward and Ransom Middle schools.
Ernest Ward will receive 12 student desktops and two teacher laptops. Ransom Middle will receive 18 student desktops and three teacher laptops.
Six student desktops and one teacher laptop will go to Northview High, and Tate High will receive 18 student desktops and three teacher laptops.
In all, the district will purchase 255 student desktops, 49 teacher laptops and 18 student laptops for Exceptional Student Education reading labs at a total cost of $265,820.76. The funds are from federal stimulus dollars.
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