text: “We are grateful to our community partners for their generous donations," said Superintendent Ann Levett. “Making technology available to our scholars is more important than ever."
  International Paper's Savannah Mill Manager Jay Wilson said, “The Savannah Mill is proud to be a part of the success of our students at a time when they need community support the most."
  In a strategic move to ensure technology barriers were addressed, the district pulled devices from schools at the end of March for distribution to students. However, many students still do not have devices or access to technology at home. Several local businesses have joined International Paper to make contributions to increase student access to technology. As additional funds are received, the district will make purchases for distribution to those in need. SCCPSS has set up a donation page where businesses and individuals can contribute to the fund. Donations are fully tax deductible and can be made by texting TECHNOLOGY to 80888 or through the link on our website at sccpss.com​.
  
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