NewsNovember 7, 2014

Five Missouri schools, including Jefferson Elementary in Cape Girardeau, each will receive five computers as a part of the U.S. Senate's "Computers for Schools" program. "Ensuring students' access to basic technology is vital in preparing them to succeed in their education," U.S. Sen. Claire McCaskill said in a news release. "This program is a great way to connect young Missouri students with resources that can expand learning opportunities in the classroom and beyond."...

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Five Missouri schools, including Jefferson Elementary in Cape Girardeau, each will receive five computers as a part of the U.S. Senate's "Computers for Schools" program.

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"Ensuring students' access to basic technology is vital in preparing them to succeed in their education," U.S. Sen. Claire McCaskill said in a news release. "This program is a great way to connect young Missouri students with resources that can expand learning opportunities in the classroom and beyond."

Each school will receive five HP Compaq dc7900 computers no longer being used in Senate offices. As part of the program, each participating Senate office distributes 25 computers to schools in their home state.

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