are working to provide funding for
new technology at an underprivi-
leged school through a project they
are calling Students CAN: Change
A Nation.
last school year searching for a wor-
thy project, WPS students Lucas
Baier and Claire Stickler revealed
that their first choice was actually to
try to fund the construction of a new
school in a third-world country. But
with the economy still suffering a
find the funding opportunities to
move ahead with a new school.
Bank cut the funding that they used
to match funding," he said.
quickly, said Stickler, and decided
that if they couldn't build a new
school they would drastically im-
prove one that already exists. So
the group partnered with World As-
sistance for Cambodia (WAC) with
the intent of providing technology
for their newly adopted school in
that country: the St. Paul School of
Hope.
during a recent fundraiser.
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