Technology fund helps students with electronic devices for distance learning

CRESCENT CITY, Calf. (KIEM)- A former elementary school teacher and former Zoom executive, Greg Holmes, started a school technology fund which will provide rural Redwood Elementary School students with electronic devices and related technology.

The new tech. fund, Act of Kindness, was spearheaded by Redwood Elementary School teacher Debi Long and created by the Wild Rivers Community Foundation, to ensure students can attend remote classes and stay connected with their teachers, classmates and their school.

Long received a $ 10,000 donation from Holmes to launch the fund.

Long-term, the fund will support a new “STEAM” lab for Redwood Elementary School students to explore science, technology, engineering, art, and math concepts.

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“One wish for this year is for each of my students to have a device, all my kids did not have have access to the internet,” said Long, “The kids need the devices in order to access me and my classroom and the other kids.”

Half of the nearly 540 students enrolled at Redwood Elementary School come from low-income households.

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