Gaston County students in North Carolina use EasyTech to improve their scores on the state computer skills test

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North Carolina Tests of Computer Skills

Beginning at grade eight, all North Carolina students must meet the computer skills graduation requirement based on the competencies of the K–8 computer skills curriculum as defined in the North Carolina Computer Technology Skills Standard Course of Study.

“Even a child who can Instant Message, and email, and download songs for their iPod may not necessarily be able to create a formula for a spreadsheet, or filter a database and it's those skills that will get them through that test.”

— Roxie Miller
Assistant Chief Technology Officer
Gaston County School District, North Carolina

EasyTech Gets Results for North Carolina District

Students in Gaston County School District use EasyTech to improve their scores on the state's computer skills test as shown by television news station WCNC in Charlotte, North Carolina.