By Emily Bench
At 4 p.m., online bidding will open for an auction of just about all of the items inside the now-closed Electronic Classroom of Tomorrow’s former headquarters.
The computer servers won’t be up for grabs, but the auction does offer 3,500 lots, including flat-screen TVs, conference tables, desks, first-aid kits and pencils.
“There are well over 10,000 items in there,” Richard Kruse, the court-appointed deputy interim master for ECOT, told me. “We’re expecting to have a lot of activity.”
