Chelsea school board OKs laptops for middle school
A laptop for every middle school student in Chelsea is about to become a reality as the local school board authorizes expanding the student laptop program.
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The Chelsea School Board agreed Monday to give Beach Middle School students the same chance to benefit from the high successful laptop computer program that sixth graders have enjoyed.
The board voted to spend $91,296.80 from technology bond funds to purchase approximately 430 Hewlett-Packard laptops for grades seven and eight.
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