School-provided laptops offer 'access to the world outside Crescent'
Teachers say the computers provide more learning options
CRESCENT — Last year 17-year-old Macey Wilson didn't have a home computer.
This year, administrators and teachers at Crescent High School are preparing Wilson and her 200 classmates for the digital world.
Each of the high school students now has a laptop computer on which they do nearly all of their schoolwork and tests. Administrators saved $300,000 over five years to purchase the laptops, which administrat...
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