The Technology Partnership is a partnership between the school, teachers, parents, students, and community members who work together to expand the use of computer technology at Williamsburg Middle. This includes anything from fund raising to soliciting donations, computers, refurbishing computers and assisting with the drafting of the school's technology plan. The Computer Research Lab offers students access to all the resources they may need to conduct research. In addition, it's a place where students log onto the school's web site, click on their teacher's name and retrieve a list of research links or other assignments the teachers have listed. This component of the school's web site allows students with computers at home to have continual access to the Williamsburg faculty.
Students flourish with technological skills because they use computers regularly.
Every Williamsburg classroom will have access to the Internet in the fall of 1998 which will expand the students' learning opportunities. There are three computer labs in the school including the Computer Research Lab. Every classroom has computers and every classroom is cabled for Internet access. At Williamsburg, students identified as gifted receive differentiated instruction through thematic, interdisciplinary units in their classes. They also have heavy participation in a variety of academic clubs, organizations and competitions.