Scott and White donates computers to Killeen school
Killeen -- The Temple Daily Telegram reports that Scott and White Memorial of Temple has donated 160
computers to Killeen's newly opened Shoemaker High School establish a robotics program. Delivered to
the school last week, the computer give-away is part of an ongoing program by the hospital when it
upgrades its computer network. Shoemaker principal Nelda Howton said her staff will check the inventory
of the new hardware, then determine where to best use it on the South Clear Creek Road campus. The
school might start a Math and Science Academy in the near future, Ms. Howton said, and the computers
"represented a budding partnership" with the Temple hospital. David Quisenberry of Scott and White
information systems said if the school starts a robotics program which is a possibility according to the
Telegram, the memory and processors of the donated IBM and Dell computers could be used.