

Besides the “superiority complex”, what’s the issue with someone moving to a city for work when they don’t have a connection to it yet? Sometimes you take what you can get when you graduate from college or get placed in a city without much of a choice by your employer.
Cheap school laptops. Google has an unbelievable edge in the K-12 space. Lower cost, built-in educational tools, cloud-first so work isn’t lost, fewer security risks, etc. All those kids really need is a web browser and some office applications.