Technology

Inviting Innovation

With a hearty endorsement of the 2008 bond measure, the community voiced its support for making the whole school a wireless-learning site. Our upgraded infrastructure now allows students and faculty to use personal computers or school laptops anywhere on campus. A mobile technology cart delivers twenty to twenty-five laptops to any classroom, and students easily link to research resources both inside and outside the building, making our 33-acre campus a technology-supported learning lab like those in many colleges.

Students begin building computer competence in kindergarten using learning games and simple research tasks. The goal is to develop the confidence and skill to use computers as a lifetime learning tool. By middle and high school, students’ use of technology is focused and sophisticated. 

As their proficiency grows, students often become tech coaches for peers and faculty in specialty areas like Power Point, file sharing and troubleshooting. They also help build, upgrade and maintain the school’s award-winning web site, getting real-life experience that opens doors to employment and career opportunities.

Students also explore new technology in electives like digital photography, radio and filmmaking. Topics are often student-initiated, responding directly to their interests in emerging fields.

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