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Why Are 651,000 LA Students Getting iPads?
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April 1, 2014
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2:15Now PlayingApril 1 (Bloomberg) --- It's called the Common Core Technology Project, a publicly funded plan to give every public school student in Los Angeles -- more than 651,000 students in 900 schools -- an iPad loaded with new digital curriculum. Bloomberg's Willow Bay takes a look at the ambitious, costly, and controversial move to take L.A. high tech. (Source: Bloomberg)
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