DETROIT Its a problem emerging in all school districts across Metro Detroit: If schools held online classes in the fall, would families have the technology need for every child to keep up? A family of seven just got a special delivery from the Detroit Public Schools Community District. But for children who have no connectivity or digital devices, education becomes difficult to grasp. READ: Detroit public schools, protesters head back to court over COVID-19 testing decisionIn April, the Detroit Public Schools Community District forged a $23 million partnership with corporations called Connected Futures. READ: Southfield Public Schools plan to balance student safety, needs at home