10 September, 2026
New Computer Literacy Center Established at Mojaddedia High School, Chandpur
A new Computer Literacy Center (CLC) has been established at Mojaddedia High School, Matlab Uttar, Chandpur, with the generous sponsorship of Mr. Jamaluddin Ahmed.
The newly established CLC has been equipped with four desktop computers, one printer, and one internet router. These facilities will provide students with opportunities to develop essential computer literacy and digital skills through practical, hands-on learning.
The establishment of the center is another step toward expanding access to technology-based education among school students and helping them build the digital skills necessary for their education and future careers.
We sincerely thank Mr. Jamaluddin Ahmed for his generous support in making this Computer Literacy Center possible. His contribution will help students gain valuable exposure to computers and digital technology and create new opportunities for learning.
We also appreciate the cooperation of the management and teachers of Mojaddedia High School in establishing the center and look forward to seeing the CLC benefit many students in the years ahead.
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