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Heritage High School has been awarded a grant from the American Library Association to teach computer science to special education students.

Heritage High School has been awarded a grant from the American Library Association to teach computer science to special education students. The $25,000 Libraries Ready to Code grant is sponsored by Google and is one of 28 awards given across the country, according to a news release from …

Source: Newport News high school library gets grant – Daily Press

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