May 16, 2012
Kids, seniors bridge digital gap
In a project funded by Time Warner Cable and the Wade Edwards Foundation, 18 students in Karen Duncan’s e-commerce class at Broughton High School in Raleigh are spending six class periods this semester teaching residents of nearby Glenwood Towers and the Carriage House a range of computer skills. From left: Junior Alex Cummings, senior Jose Garcia and teacher Karen Duncan. Jose plans to attend Barton College in Wilson, N.C.
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