When Evan Eibner first learned he would be forced to leave Glenmar Elementary after five years for a new school, he was upset, sad — even angry.

But with his new elementary school’s LCD projectors, interactive white boards and TV studio, the fifth-grader said he was settling in just fine. In fact, he said, “it feels like home.

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