In 1994 or 95 my elementary school worked with Academic Resource Center (ARC) which was a local elective based school that would host different schools each day

In 1994 or 95 my elementary school worked with Academic Resource Center (ARC) which was a local elective based school that would host different schools each day for special courses. This was a "gifted" thing. One class was to make a website, which I didn't know the definition of at the time (being about 8 or 9 and living in a home without a computer). Hardware: * Macintosh LCs * Macintosh 512k Software: * Lynx on the classic Macs * Netscape on the LCs * Pico for text editing * Pine for email * Fetch for uploading We learned basic HTML which was enough for me to keep pushing toward development once my family finally bought a computer. When I realized that I wasn't going back to college to finish because my business was doing so well I thought back to ARC and hunted down one of my old teachers to try to make a donation. I couldn't find the one who taught HTML so I reached out to the lady that taught us Logo Writer, but ARC had long been shut down so no dice.