Technology Program

Program Information

Our Track Record

Since 2013, Ranger Good Works has been committed to bridging the digital divide by providing students in under-resourced school communities with access to essential technology and digital learning opportunities. Recognizing that many students come from economically disadvantaged households with limited access to technology at home, we have invested in hundreds of digital devices, educational software, and technology resources to support classroom instruction, academic enrichment, and student achievement.

In 2015, Ranger Good Works reached a significant milestone by helping Dillard Elementary School become a one-to-one technology school, ensuring that every student had access to an individual digital device for educational use. Over time, more than 1,000 students benefited from this initiative, gaining valuable opportunities to strengthen their digital literacy, creativity, and academic skills. Our technology initiatives later expanded to North Fork Elementary School, where we continued supporting students and educators through the provision of digital devices and educational resources until the school’s closure in June 2026.

Beginning July 2026, Ranger Good Works expanded its outreach to five Broward County Public Schools: Dillard Elementary, Oriole Elementary, Rock Island Elementary, West Hollywood Elementary, and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Elementary. This expansion represents an opportunity to address technology needs across additional school communities and ensure more students have access to the digital tools necessary for academic success.

Current Programs

Through our Fundamental Programs and After-School Clubs and Programs Pillars, Ranger Good Works continues to support technology access, digital literacy, and educational enrichment across our five partner schools.

Our initiatives focus on providing essential technology resources, including tablets, iPads, earbuds, and other digital learning tools that enhance classroom instruction, support after-school activities, and encourage independent learning.

To recognize and motivate academic excellence, Ranger Good Works has also rewarded high-achieving students on the Florida Assessment of Student Thinking (FAST) with personal tablets and digital reading devices, encouraging continued learning beyond the classroom.

As we expand our partnerships, we remain committed to working with school leadership to identify technology needs, strengthen digital learning opportunities, and support initiatives that introduce students to STEM, computer coding, robotics, and other technology-driven educational experiences.

Access to technology is no longer a luxury, it is essential to educational success. By investing in digital resources and innovative learning opportunities, Ranger Good Works helps students build confidence, develop essential skills, and prepare for an increasingly technology-driven future.

Want to Help Us Close the Digital Divide?

Every student deserves access to the technology and digital resources needed to succeed in today’s world. As Ranger Good Works expands its support across five partner schools, our commitment to increasing educational access and reducing technology barriers remains stronger than ever.

Your generosity can help provide digital devices, educational software, and technology resources that enrich learning experiences and expand opportunities for students in under-resourced communities.

Support Ranger Good Works and help us bridge the digital divide one student, one device, and one opportunity at a time.

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