Optimum's $20K tech grant provides laser cutter, 3D printers to Glen Head school
The students at North Shore High School will use the tools in engineering and STEM classes.
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May 12, 2025, 9:21 PM
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Updated 47 days ago
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23h agoStudents at a Glen Head school have a new laser cutter and 3D printers as part of a $20,000 tech grant from Optimum.
The students at North Shore High School will use the tools in engineering and STEM classes.
The grant is through Optimum's partnership with Donors Choose.
Optimum is the sister company of News 12.
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