More than just a digital tool, the computer has become an essential tool for successful education. To help families, the district provides second-year students at Moissac with laptop computers.
The regional council continues its digital assistance policy for high school students. In Mossack, students of the François Mitterrand School have just received the gift. Thus, 280 computers have just been allocated and will help second graders in their school life.
For the principal of the school, Bruno Baskett, “It is an essential tool for these students. It helps them in their work, with the exception of some scientific disciplines. I thank the Regional Council for its serious efforts. It helps the success of the pupils and is the goal of all schools.”
“It is a precious item that this computer they receive today, especially for their school work required of them in high school. It is a useful and precious gift”, confirms her assistant, Emily Pique.
An indispensable tool
Thus the region was represented by this endowment by Marie Castro, Vice-President of the Regional Council, and Isabel Lavron, Provincial Counsellor. The director welcomed them and praised the perfect organization of this distribution. By doing this at the beginning of the school year, as is the case today, students will be able to use and benefit from it immediately. It is excellent and very good service to them from the regional council. Wishes maximum success to high school students. He will always be with them to support them in their school life. He will do everything in his power to allow them to have a good start in their careers, ”confirmed Marie Castro.
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Computers are welcome and received by other high school students in the department as well. At Lycée Jean-de-Prades in Castelsarrasin, distribution was also made at the end of September. If textbooks still hold their place, digital tool and control, become essential for the development of quality education, and then for integration into professional life.
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