Fairfield County students and families benefited from the ongoing collaboration between Communities In Schools of South Carolina (CISSC), AT&T, and Human I-T. The partners provided free refurbished laptops in a distribution event held at Fairfield Central High School. The initiative aims to address the digital divide prevalent among K-12 students, where approximately 974 students lack access to the internet, computers, and essential digital skills. This of
event, part of
AT&T’s Connected Learning initiative, marked a significant step in overcoming digital disparities through efforts focused on internet accessibility, affordability, and safe adoption. One hundred students and families in Fairfield received laptops as part of the ongoing commitment. Amanda Taylor, Regional Manager of External Affairs at AT&T South Carolina, expressed, “At AT&T, we are committed to helping close the digital divide and are proud to support Communities In Schools of South Carolina,
providing Fairfield County students and families with the technology and resources they need to thrive.”
Dr. J.R. Green, Superintendent of Fairfield County School District, emphasized the role of both schools and communities in shaping young people’s trajectories. “Communities In Schools has been a vital partner in our effort to maximize potential in our young people,” noted Dr. Green. Jamie Cooper, President & CEO of CISSC, highlighted the impact on digital
