A school and community plan is developed and ongoing technical support is provided. By establishing learning centers at already established community based organizations, families have ready access to employment counseling, continued education, literacy classes, ESL, citizenship classes and emergency services. Finally, a strong technical assistance component is developed to provide all participants with knowledge and resources to be able to maintain their computer equipment . Students test scores improve and learning increases. Low-income families and schools in poorer communities have training and access to computers, printers, modems and the Internet.
Parents develop computer literacy and marketable skills.
Stronger parental involvement and communication between home and school is improved. Children have a support base at home to help them in their learning. A computer learning center that is used by the families and other members of the community for on-going training and other needed services. A collaborative of administrators, teachers, parents, community based organizations and business that can continue to work together. Children's test scores in reading, math and science have risen dramatically.