Technology classes are taught to all grade levels, K—8. Grades K-2 learn the basics of using a computer and beginning word processing. They also use the computers for drill and practice in other subject areas, particularly reading. Grades 3-8 learn many things about using the computer as a tool for completing school projects and other life activities. The goal of our computer education program is to give our students the skills to participate in a computer-based society.

The staff also makes use of our computers to assist with reading education. The students take a regular test that determines each student’s reading level. Progress is noted and alerts are given when a student may need special attention.

Each classroom is equipped with a television and VCR. DVD players are being added as well. This will enable us to make better use of educational video technology. As of spring 2008, we have begun adding Smartboards to our classrooms as well. Smartboard technology gives hands-on access to the classroom computer through a large interactive whiteboard.

Every computer in the building has continuous access to the internet through a wireless connection. Our students are trained in safe and God-pleasing use of the internet and all technology.