| Students across Idaho may not have to wait for statewide laptop program to get new computers |
| Posted by: Susan Einhorn |
| Students may not have to wait for Idaho to roll out a statewide laptop program before they get their hands on a new computer. Districts across the state are taking advantage of the $13 million lawmakers set aside in 2011 for technology upgrades in the classroom to purchase devices for students that include iPads, laptops, and desktop computers. Idaho will eventually phase in laptops for every high school teacher and student while making online courses a requirement to graduate, under a plan that was crafted by public schools chief Tom Luna and signed into law last year. |
| Source: The Republic (ID-USA) | Published: January 15th, 2012 |
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