I'm working to change that. I'm cert tests away from CCNA, CNA and A+. I'm also working on the college to put in a Mac lab. They're getting more and more requests from students and staff to add the Apple platform into their curicullum. <http://ww.cc.wa.us> follow the link to the CT classes. They're already partnered with Cisco, Novell and Micro$oft. The head of the department is also working on the powers-that-be. However, in the current realm of budget deficits it probably ain't gonna happen. Unless Apple takes an active interest. The market is there, but... It's still mainly graphics houses (like every newspaper in the country.)
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