It's a tremendous potential instructional source, and every school ought to have access. There's too much that poses as instruction that's not very instructional. Right now the Internet is just access. Instruction is more than information, and schools need to promote learning rather than access. In the business world, teaching with computers is more economical and effective than it is in schools.
Public schools have their hands full with babysitting.
Schools take the place of parenting, and that function won't be handled by the Internet. There are tremendous problems in public schools that have nothing to do with training or teaching. The public schools ought to be able to bridge that gap. Given the choice between putting them in the schools and not putting them in, I say put them in. No longer are kids just using computers in the classroom.