Remote Learning Tech Drive kicks off to help Tulsa students with virtual classes

Remote Learning Tech Drive kicks off to help Tulsa students with virtual classes

CONSIDER THE OPTION OFBEGINNING THE SCHOOL YEAR INDISTANCE LEARNING.

THE TULSALATIN AMERICAN CHAMBER OFCOMMERCE IS TEAMING UP WITHTHE DISTRICT FOR A "REMOTELEARNING TECH DRIVE."THEY'RE COLLECTING NEW ORUSED LAPTOPS..

DESKTOPCOMPUTERS AND TABLETS FORSTUDENTS TO HELP WITHVIRTUAL CLASSES.

THE LATINCHAMBER IS PARTNERING WITHF-C TULSA AND THEATRE TULSATO COLLECT THE DONATIONS ATBOTH LOCATIONS UNTIL THE ENDOF OCTOBER.

MEMBERS OF THECHAMBER SAY THEY WANT TOSUPPORT FAMILIES WHO MIGHTBE STRUGGLING FINANCIALLY TOACCOMMODATE THEIR TECHNICALNEEDS."The disparities in learningfor low-income and lesssocioeconomic families andstuff, they just tend to befar more disadvantagedfamilies than higher incomefamilies, so to be able todo this is a way of helpingthem be ableto not fall behind more."YOU CAN VISIT OUR WEBSITEKJRH-DOT- COM FOR MOREINFORMATION ON THETECH DRIVE!