More computers sought for aging Harford schools

John Archer PTA head requests new study on replacement building

The Harford County Board of Education held another public input session Monday night in Bel Air on the school system's proposed budget for fiscal year 2014, with several speakers asking the board to rethink its priorities on such matters as buying new computers and replacing aging school buildings.



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