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training teachers is in the legislature’s proposal.
Lt. Gov. Donald S. Beyer Jr. spent Tuesday touring schools across the state. At a stop in Richmond he spoke with elementary school children and watched them work on computers.
Lt. GoV Beyer aims to have one computer for every three students, saying that not only students but teachers also need to get on the information highway. The state, he said, needs to pay for computers now or jail cells and food stamps later.
“When they’re hooked up to the internet it can be an extraordinary communication too,” said the likely
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