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LOCAL JUNEAU EMPIRE Kayla Ryan is gaining a high school diploma Friday but losing a laptop.

Laptops lend a hand

Brian Wallace / Juneau Empire

Tech tip: Yaakoosgé Daakahídi Alternative High School English teacher Jodi Hammond works with her student Michael Andre on a computer video project Thursday. The school has been assigning laptops to students for a year now.

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