Child PACT Act
Summary
The Child PACT Act (H.R. 4785) would require federal agencies to identify surplus or unneeded computer equipment and transfer it to schools and nonprofit organizations that refurbish technology. The bill also encourages federal employees with technical expertise to volunteer their time to help schools set up internet connections, maintain hardware, and train teachers on how to use computers in the classroom. If enacted, the legislation would aim to bridge the digital divide by providing students with better access to modern technology and technical support at no additional cost to local school districts.
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