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Queen Creek school district receives $51K from Meta

Facebook’s parent company, Meta, is donating $51,000 to the Queen Creek Unified School District to provide new technology in elementary and high school classrooms.

Eastmark High School will be using the donation to equip a new computer lab with 25 desktop computers, a press release stated. Students in Eastmark High’s STEM Career Path Academy will use the computers to develop industry-level programming skills.

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