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Students around the country are enjoying spring break this month — but not Apple.
The tech giant is holding a mysterious event in Chicago that has something to do with education.
The event, which Apple has branded as a “field trip,” will take place at Lane Tech College Prep High School in Chicago on March 27.
The logo in the invitation to Apple’s education event.
Image: screenshot: monica chin/apple
“Join us to hear creative new ideas for teachers and students,” the invite reads.
We’ll be honest — we have no idea what to expect at this event. But Apple’s recent history may give us some clues. Read more…
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