LOGANSPORT, Ind. (AP) — Crowding the classroom SMART board, three juvenile corrections students vied to get a chance at solving the giant Sudoko puzzle.

The SMART boards, or interactive white boards, were introduced to the Juvenile Corrections classrooms about a month ago, and are now used in almost every classroom. Teachers and counselors say that the boards have helped make students, especially those who were typically withdrawn, more engaged.

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