One history teacher was provided released time to develop an original CD-ROM to complement a unit his department wished to explore. Incorporating scanned images and textual documentation, this CD-ROM will be reproduced and used by both teachers and students. Teachers in the ASHP courses incorporate CD-ROMs in their courses. Career education students also use word processing software to create resumes and cover letters. Science classes use educational software, CD-ROMs and word processing applications for instructional support, practice and assessment.
Students use the Internet for research and for online interchange with other students.
Reading classes use computers in the classroom to enable students to write essays based on their reading assignments. Layout and design programs such as Quark Xpress are used to produce the school newspaper and yearbook. Digital imaging is explored, along with layout and design, in the Photography classes. Art History students use slides, web sites, and CD-ROMs in their instruction. Studios classes use computers for animation, digital editing, and music production.