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Spokane Public Schools is making a case for a comprehensive plan that would give every child in the district an equitable chance at distance learning. At Wednesday night's board meeting, directors gave informal approval to a proposal that would allocate $3.8 million toward the purchase of hardware and software. If adopted, the initiative would allow each student to have a district-issued laptop at home. The investment would "give the district the opportunity to be ready for COVID and 21st century learning," associate superintendent Adam Swinyard told the board. Most of the funding will come from federal Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security, or CARES, Act dollars, with some future outlays paid for by district levies. When COVID-19 struck three months ago, Spokane was better prepared than most districts, thanks to earlier investments in laptops. Those laptops were checked out – one per family, which wasn't e

New Delhi: The Uttar Pradesh Madhyamik Shiksha Board has announced the results of Class 10 and 12 examinations on Saturday. In a first, UP Deputy Chief Minister Dinesh Sharma declared the results at the Lok Bhawan, Lucknow via a video presser. After declaring the Class X and XII results, Sharma announced cash prize awards, laptops for meritorious children. Also Read - UP Board 2020 Results: UPMSP Declares Result of Class 10, 12 Board Exams; Toppers List Here "On the instructions of UP Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath the meritorious children will get Rs 1 lakh cash, a laptop and we will build a road to their houses", said Sharma. Also Read - UP Board Class 12 Exams 2020 Results Announced, Anurag Malik Tops With 97% Marks Later, CM Yogi Adityanath congratulated students. He said,"Despite COVID-19 outbreak, UPMSP conducted exams and declared results on time. I congratulate all the children who passed in Class 10 and 12 board exams. The result of high sch

SAN ANTONIO – Fewer high school graduates will receive scholarships or laptops from the Cesar E. Chavez Legacy and Educational Foundation due to the COVID-19 pandemic hampering fundraising efforts, according to Ernest Martinez, organization chairman. Ernest Martinez is the son of the late Jaime Martinez, who created the foundation to honor Chavez, the labor organizer who was his mentor. Until the pandemic hit, the foundation was on track to see a record turnout for the annual Cesar Chavez March for Justice through San Antonio's West Side. Ernest Martinez said the organization was on pace to raise $35,000 to reward deserving high school graduates. "I believe 30 applications came in, but we were able to honor 10," Martinez said. He said only $17,000 was raised thanks to private and corporate donors such as HEB, CPS Energy, and NRP, a housing development firm. Martinez said because of the COVID-19 pandemic, both the parade and its biggest fundraiser, the Grand Marshal Breakf

The state mandated quarantine last school year caught many school systems off guard for digital learning. Although Buford City Schools saw the majority of students participating there were some who lacked adequate equipment. Through feedback provided by the community, administrators discovered that leveling digital equity was a great concern to  many families

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Last week, Intel's chief performance strategist posted a clip of a laptop with Intel's new integrated XE graphics running Battlefield 5 surprisingly smoothly, and today, Acer followed that up by announcing one of the first laptops to feature Intel's new integrated graphics in an actual device. At just 0.59-inches thick and weighing just 2.2 pounds, Acer's 14-inch Swift 5 looks to be quite portable for a system that offers a choice between Intel's integrated XE graphics or Nvidia's Mx350 discrete graphics. And with a starting price of just $1,000, the Swift 5 shouldn't present a huge strain on your wallet either. But the big deal is that if Intel's integrated XE graphics can deliver on the teases that Intel has been pushing out, that could mean something as thin and light as the Swift 5 could let you play older AAA games reasonably well without the need for a more expensive and power-hungry discrete GPU. In some ways, that's kind of one of the holy gr