New computer lab opens at Frederick Douglass High

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Eleventh-graders Lashawn Bowman (left) and India Poindexter participate in the opening of a computer lab created with donations from Verizon at Frederick Douglass High in Baltimore. Gov. Martin O'Malley, Mayor Sheila Dixon, state schools Superintendent Nancy Grasmick, city schools chief Andres Alonso and others were present for the event.

New computer lab

( Baltimore Sun photo by Elizabeth Malby / March 30, 2009 )

Eleventh-graders Lashawn Bowman (left) and India Poindexter participate in the opening of a computer lab created with donations from Verizon at Frederick Douglass High in Baltimore. Gov. Martin O'Malley, Mayor Sheila Dixon, state schools Superintendent Nancy Grasmick, city schools chief Andres Alonso and others were present for the event.

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