09.02.2020 | CBS New York | “There are some shelters, for example, in New York City that don’t have sufficient cellular reception to get the iPads to work,” said Randi Levine of the group Advocates for Children.

The nonprofit is helping to bridge the digital divide for city students.

DOE a te distribye plis pase 300,000 tablèt. Men, soti nan pa kapab konekte akòz move sèvis selilè rive nan pa gen okenn aparèy ditou, se pa tout elèv ki pare.

“Te gen inegalite nan edikasyon byen anvan pandemi an. Men, aprantisaj a distans la ap sèlman agrave inegalite sa yo,” Levine te di. Gade videyo