CLP Establishes New Computer Literacy Center at Ic

17 September, 2026

CLP Establishes New Computer Literacy Center at Ichapura Central High School, Laksam, Cumilla

 Computer Literacy Program (CLP) has established a new Computer Literacy Center (CLC) at Ichapura Central High School, Laksam, Cumilla, further expanding access to technology-based education for students in the area.

The newly established CLC is equipped with four laptop computers, a printer, and a router, providing students with essential facilities to develop practical computer and digital literacy skills. The center is expected to support students in gaining greater familiarity with technology and strengthen their readiness for an increasingly digital world.

The establishment of the center was made possible through the generous sponsorship of Laila Latif. Her support will help create meaningful learning opportunities for students and contribute to improving access to digital education at the school.

Through its Computer Literacy Center initiative, CLP continues to work toward reducing the digital divide by bringing technology and computer education to students in schools and communities across Bangladesh.

The new CLC at Ichapura Central High School represents another step toward creating an inclusive learning environment where students can build the knowledge, confidence, and digital skills needed for their future education and careers.

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