Grand Est. Computers Provided to High School Students by the Region: 310 Million Euros and some Doubts
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The Regional Chamber of Accounts has studied the system of making laptops available free of charge to high school students by the Greater East Region. It points to the lack of security and calls into question the free transfer at the end of school, which has not failed to make the hemicycle react this Friday.
An observation report by the Regional Chamber of Accounts on "The equipment policy of high school students in laptops" was published this Friday, November 13th. The CRC reviews the initiative "High School 4.0" launched in 2019 by the Greater East region. The latter aims to reduce inequalities in access to digital technology.
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lalsace.frMeeting on Friday in Metz, the regional elected representatives of the Greater East debated, without a vote, the report of the Regional Chamber of Accounts on laptops provided to high school students: at least 310 million euros spent since 2019, for an effect on the school success that remains to be demonstrated.
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