NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -- The Harpeth Hall School for girls in Nashville is getting a $50,000 donation from North Carolina-based Lenovo, a personal technology company.
The funds will be used to advance education in science, technology, engineering and math. A statement from the company said the money is designed to encourage students to seek careers in those fields. It will expand existing programs at the school, which will hold a conference about the fields July 18-20.
Harpeth Hall is an independent college preparatory school with grades 5-12.
Lenovo bills itself as the world's second-largest PC vendor.
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