AAA Awards Four Wyoming Classrooms with Free Computers

Cheyenne, Wyoming 3/07/11 – AAA is proud to announce four Wyoming educators were awarded a free Dell computer for their classroom as part of AAA’s Driving Success Computer Grant Program. Teachers across the state submitted applications last fall for a chance to receive one of the computers valued at over $700.

“Computers are a powerful tool in the classroom and today’s business world,” said Denice Harris, AAA Spokeswoman. “Many students don’t have access to a computer or the internet at home. AAA’s Driving Success computer grants provide the technology students and educators need for success.”

AAA has long been committed to public service and children. AAA founded the first School Safety Patrol program, pioneered formal driver education for teens and provides child safety seat training. The new grant program is another way AAA continues to invest in communities.

AAA Driving Success Computer Grant recipients include:

Trudy Reuland              Spring Creek Elementary                        Laramie

Sandra Ramsey            Rock River School                                  Rock River

Ryan Olson                  Burlington High School                            Burlington

Chris Iselin                  Natrona County High School                    Casper                

This is the first year Driving Success Computer Grants were awarded and were made possible through a partnership with Dell. For more than 26 years, Dell has empowered countries, communities, customers and people everywhere to use technology to realize their dreams.

“Driving Success Computer Grants will be offered again this fall and AAA encourages educators to apply. Applications will be available this October at AAA.com,” said Harris.

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