At James Logan High School in California, there are at least six computers in every classroom.
All teachers have their own PCs.
All 4,500 students have their own e-mail accounts. And to keep all this equipment humming, the school hired two certified repair technicians. Michele Norris reports on technology and education. That's a big price tag for a small district that recently cut teacher salaries and trimmed the textbook budget. But so far, these massive investments are based more on hope than hard evidence.