In addition, a student's classes from the Chesapeake Bay Governor's School are dual enrollment classes, which transfer to a college as a college credit. At the Governor's School, a student may earn dual enrollment credits in pre-calculus, chemistry and junior seminar as an eleventh grader and calculus, physics and senior seminar as a senior. A student attending the Chesapeake Bay Governor's School and taking the dual enrollment classes available at Caroline High School is able to graduate with 54 college credits, which are transferable to colleges in place of the classes he or she would take upon entering college. The Literacy Passport Test is administered to students in the tenth grade and above who are new to Virginia schools or who have not yet passed all three parts, or students who have been retained in the ninth grade and have not yet passed all three parts. Computers are networked throughout each building to enable the students to access information at the same time but in different places within the school.
Computers are available in labs and the library media center.
Students may access such information as encyclopedias, Accelerated Reader and other appropriate curriculum software. All computers in kindergarten through the eighth grade have Microsoft Works which helps students learn word processing, spreadsheets and graphics. The computers in grades 9 through 12 have Microsoft Office Suite as their productivity package. Students at Caroline High School, Caroline Middle School, Ladysmith Elementary School, and Bowling Green Elementary School have computerized labs for their math instruction. The labs enable the teacher to pretest to determine a student's appropriate level of instruction and the student's progress is constantly monitored.