The Educational Technology Curriculum pilot program has enjoyed partial implementation to date with regards to the electronic communications and video strands. Word processing programs are used to produce a finished product. Laser disk software supports the science program. Interactive CD ROM programs are used to support instruction. Student produced daily morning announcements are broadcast throughout the building.
Classes participate in electronic field trips.
Special area teachers are using technology to augment their individual programs. Gather current information on drugs, diseases, and health issues. Explore nutrition sites. Interactive Lego program, computer controlled robotic devices, and collect speed and race results of designed racecars. The major change this year has been the installation of a new classroom management system called SchoolVista.