The Bluegrass library, computer lab and certain classrooms have been linked together on the computer lab's Novell network since 1991. In the library, students are able to find information, then type on a word processing program and print documents utilizing their own sign-in screen. Bluegrass is fully networked, linking all classrooms to the world. This network enables Microsoft Mail to be sent. This network is also used for computerized attendance, shared courseware, library book search, networkable CD-ROM's, and access to the internet.
All resources are available for student use.
The Bluegrass BBS is a student operated Computerized Bulletin Board System. The student sysop's have made many changes in the system including a six disk CD-ROM changer for users to download from our over 20,000 files, a 90 mhz Pentium processor, and a flatbed scanner. The BBS has about 200 users.