Would love to assist, but I'm leaving for Japan shortly.
However, perhaps you could contact one of these organizations for assistance:

http://tlug.ss.org/wiki/Main_Page

And Seneca college students are involved in setting up schools, etc.
http://fsoss.senecac.on.ca/2007/

http://fsoss.senecac.on.ca/2007/resources.html

And also, you might consider looking for linux gurus among the local
student population.
Despite M$/school boards/etc. attempting to keep students uninformed,
news travels fast and like the internet 'routes around' any attempt to
prevent students from learning about something. There are probably
expert linux high school students in the area who could help out.

> >
> On a different note I need a Linux guru for assistance with a high
> school project in Bowmanville--essentially set up a small LAN and
> install Linux on several "donated" computers.
>
> The problem is similar but different.
>
> The school has an excess of 20Gig IBM P3s. The new hardware supplier
> for the school board won't maintain the computers because they are not
> "xyz" brand (you can guess ;-). A classroom of behaviourally challenged
> students (i.e. students who don't fit into the regular program) are
> without computers because (a) they are not directly students of the
> school board (they are a social services program) and (b) don't have the
> budget for their class for computers or software. They do have as many
> of the above "discarded" computers as they want.
>
> If I can find someone to assist with this project I am promised as much
> media attention as possible i.e. how Linux and Open Source came to the
> rescue ;-)
>
> Anyone know of someone that could assist with this in the Durham area.
> I may be able to scare up $ for out-of-pocket.
>
> thanks,
>
> scott
>
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> Linux Professional Institute
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> Web: http://www.lpi.org
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