Through their tireless efforts the project was completed and 1992 saw the official opening with many dignitaries in attendance. Through the Association of Jewish Day Schools, United Talmud Torahs qualifies for supplemental grants for its needy population. The teaching program of our schools has responded to the elevated requirements that our Anglophone children be fully competent and comfortable in using French . Students in this sector now represent approximately forty percent of the school's enrolment. As U.T.T. prepares to embark on its second century, the integration of educational technology within curriculum, the development of multi-media resources and the use of the Internet for research, reference and expanded learning opportunities are high priorities for our schools.
Computers are in use in most disciplines.
In 1996 the schools launched an ambitious computerization program. Novell networked stations were installed on each campus. These machines are all fully loaded and capable of email connections, with multimedia CD-Roms and the latest in presentation technology. All stations have access to the most up todate software and the schools are connected to the Internet. Parent involvement through active work on committees, the Executive and the Board of Directors serves the school community in countless ways.