Each is equipped with high-quality output devices. Students also use interactive multimedia learning and production stations, where they review material, conduct research, and prepare reports and presentations that combine text, graphics sound, music, motion video, and still images. Students review and practice the curriculum with a wide range of instructional programs, accessible from any student or classroom workstation. Programs cover the gamut of learning styles, and are intelligent enough to match their exercises to students' learning levels. Results when appropriate are saved into the students' record for access by the teacher.
Students create, modify, and present knowledge while organizing their learning using technology.
Students are partners in the assessment process along with parents, teachers, and administrators. They organize and direct the entire learning experience of their students. They actively coach them through their work. They set objectives and accept responsibility for their students' progress. Teachers are at the center of the learning process and of the life of the school.