These include simulation programs, Hyperstudio, digital photography, visual mapping, Power Point and laser disc presentations, and tutorial and assessment software. For research, problem-solving, and productivity, students perform searches of the World Wide Web, use word processing, explore graphics programs, and design web pages. Some students check out laptop computers to complete projects at home. Library resources are tracked with an automated library catalog. Also, we use technology resources to encourage communication between parents, teachers, and students.
Teachers correspond with parents and students by e-mail and post assignments on a homework web site.
Featured presenter at the Regional Student Technology Leadership Showcase. Best of Show award at the Regional Student Technology Leadership Showcase. Individual and team awards at District, Regional and State Academic competitions. District Spelling Bee winner and fourth place Spelling Bee winner at State competition. State and Grand Recognition through the annual Duke Talent Search.