With CPR, schools now have the opportunity to enhance their own technology while presenting students with the skills they will need to enter the workforce. At one time, schools were at a loss with what to do with donations of old computers. Students also gain a working knowledge of Microsoft Windows and DOS, and tips on how to troubleshoot computer failures. These student-built machines are placed in other classrooms, libraries, and computer labs throughout the school district so all students can benefit. Businesses, through computer and monetary donations, help train their next generation of employees.
Rural communities become more attractive for economic development.