VILLA PARK
CompUSA is sponsoring a Villa Park High School Night on Sunday to inform parents of juniors about purchasing and leasing computers, which are required for the Anytime, Anywhere Learning program. The pilot program, which is starting this fall, involves teaching English and U.S. history via the Internet.
Principal Fran Roney said similar electronic classrooms elsewhere in the country have increased student motivation and standardized test scores.
The information session will take place at 550 N. Euclid Ave. from 6 to 9 p.m. Information: (714) 517-6402.
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