By Crystal Bonvillian, The Huntsville Times
The days of Huntsville students struggling to carry backpacks bulging with heavy textbooks are coming to an end as the city school system becomes more tech-savvy. The district has bought more than 3,600 computers over the past month as part of Superintendent Casey Wardynski’s push to create a 21st-century school system. “In the old days, bringing this kind of technology into a school would be a big deal,” Wardynski said. “We live in a new age, and the role of teachers is changing. They don’t work with a piece of chalk and a little blackboard at each desk anymore.”
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