This is an ideal technology for use in our rural schools especially, and I hope the government will send a strong delegation to the US meeting which is open to all interested parties.

What we really hope is that schools will one of their neighboring schools on this list and contact them to find out what steps they have taken to help them reach this level of achievement.

Many [audience members] will have graduated from some of these schools. They have a vested interest in rooting for these students.

I really hope that this technology will reduce the cost and make it easier for the small communities in New Mexico to deal with the new arsenic regulations. And I thank all the groups that have funded this project in the past and present.

County schools are not getting as good of technology because in the city, schools get to tap into the city fiber.

Schools are completely moving away from the computer lab and infusing technology throughout the entire building.