Islanders donate $50K to help Elmont students access internet for remote learning
The Islanders' mascot Sparky visited Dutch Broadway Elementary School Monday to welcome kids to class.
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Oct 20, 2020, 11:16 AM
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Updated 1,284 days ago
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9ds agoA group of
students learning remotely in Elmont got a big surprise from the Islanders.
The
Islanders' mascot Sparky visited Dutch Broadway Elementary School Monday to
welcome kids to class.
The team announced it is donating $50,000 to the district to bring secure Wi-Fi to hundreds of students
learning remotely. The move means access to online lesson plans for kids who
don't have internet connection at home.
News 12's
parent company Altice is also allowing some students to access Optimum hot
spots.
