Internet links Beecher and District 230 to global learning
Students and teachers at Beecher High School and District 230 gain Internet access via InterAccess and a direct line, enabling Paris Tokyo and Buenos Aires research. Costs include $22 monthly for unlimited use, about $30 software, and a $300 modem. The New Learning Center at Palos Heights connected in 1993 with 25 terminals, aiding 170 students in research projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Thompson
Beecher High School
Darrell Walery
New Learning Center
Palos Heights
Bloom High School
Chicago Heights
Tokyo
Paris
Buenos Aires
Los Angeles
Tinley Park
Thompson
InterAccess
Beecher
Schools Tap into the Internet in South Suburban Districts
A survey of South Suburban High School districts shows all districts are connected, seeking connections, or gathering information on Internet use. Linoln Way High School joins via College of St Francis grant outreach, Homewood Flossmoor links through Governors State University with teacher training planned, Richards High School uses America Online with library terminals and guidance.
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Thompson
Kevin Brown
Brown
Patricia Hahto
Beecher High School
Dave Faber
Tony Jimenez
Stacy Holland
Lincoln Way High School
New Lenox
College of St. Francis
CSF
L-W
Homewood-Flossmoor High School
Governors State University
Robert Gerencher
Information Services
H-F
Learning Resource Center
Art Zacharski
Richards High School
Oak Lawn
Richards
America Online
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