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School computer access varies widely in D.C. area

April 19, 2001
A survey of Washington D.C. area school districts found that a large digital divide exists--even among schools in the same district, where some schools

A survey of Washington D.C. area school districts found that a large digital divide exists--even among schools in the same district, where some schools have a ratio of two students for one computer and other schools labor under a ratio as big as 11 to 1.

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