Each school has at least one multi-purpose lab where teachers can bring their students in for a variety of computer based activities. Many schools also have started to look at alternate, less expensive forms of technology like portable keyboards and graphing calculators that bring the technology directly to the classroom to focus on a specific task. The library is a focus for research and each school has a number of CD-ROM based systems and access to the Internet. Many classrooms have clusters of stand-alone computer systems to support the day to day classroom activities. The District is sponsoring a variety of In-Service opportunities for staff to assist them in developing the skills to be able to integrate technology into their respective subject areas.
Teachers also use single computers with projection devices to demonstrate and promote discussion.
Where Ministry course content requires the use of technology, the District will provide for and maintain the necessary equipment. For example, secondary school courses in Business Education, Mathematics and Technology Education need computer systems and calculators to complete course requirements. Every school has, however, been supplied with additional equipment beyond the minimum requirements. The District is endeavoring to update and maintain the equipment to the best of its ability. Most schools have added to their inventory through school fund raising projects.