Students at Coosada Elementary School would like the latest computer technology in their classrooms. But state funding cuts have meant the school is getting no money for technology.

That means with each passing year, classroom computers are growing more obsolete. In a couple of years, the state will require that computers be able to run Windows 7 software. Even though Coosada has 257 computers, school leaders think not a single computer is able to be upgraded.

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