
For Immediate Release
Principal Prospect Mt. High School
Alton, N.H. - March 14, 2005 – Prospect Mountain High
School announced
today that Best Buy has awarded a $2,500 te@ch award to
the school for integrating interactive technology into the curriculum. The
funds will be used to enhance the Computer Technology Multimedia program. Funds will be used in support of next year's
senior video production.
"We
are most grateful to Best Buy for supporting our effort to provide excellent
resources for our students in learning multimedia production and video
editing," (Jean Kemp, PMHS teacher)
Best Buy started
te@ch in October 2003, to reward
schools that creatively integrate interactive technology into their curricula.
All accredited, public and private nonprofit elementary, middle and secondary
schools located within 25 miles of a Best Buy store were eligible to apply. Awards
of $2,500 were given to nearly 1,200 schools to sustain or enhance existing
educational programs.
“Today,
teachers across the country are using technology in new and creative ways; we
want to support and recognize their efforts to make learning fun and easy,”
said Paula Prahl, VP of Public Affairs for Best Buy. “The te@ch program
helps innovative educators enhance their curricula. By committing dollars to
the communities in which we work and live, we can more fully support our
employees, our customers, and their families.”
Visit www.BestBuy.com and click on
Prospect Mountain High School 242 Suncook Valley Rd.
Alton, N.H. 03809
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