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School Grant Program To Award Classroom AV Equipment

By Dan Thompson
10/13/09

Hall Research has launched a new grant for K-12 schools and or higher education institutions in the United States.

The new program, T-Squared Grant Program, will award selected schools with Switch-Cat Audio-Visual Control equipment to help with presentations.

"Over the last three years, our company has been providing the 'Switch-Cat' A/V Systems that facilitate classroom learning. By offering schools this well-received system, we are helping students experience enhanced learning at no financial burden to the school," said Ali Haghjoo, chief executive officer at Hall Research.

Applications can be submitted online or faxed to Hall Research. Further information is available here.

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