We at St. Casimir feel computer education is very important for America's classrooms. Teachers and students both routinely use technology for many lessons. All of the teachers find the Internet is extremely valuable for researching topics that students are studying in class. One teacher feels computers with Internet access are libraries with valuable information, and if used correctly, may be very beneficial. Teachers and students also get pictures and information off the Internet to enhance their lessons or, in the case of the teachers, to make bulletin boards.
Students also use computers in some classes for word processing.
Certain classes are introduced to software appropriate to their grade level. For example, the eighth grade had an opportunity to use HyperStudio. Sometimes, students have an opportunity to make signs and banners for their classroom. The eighth grade made a Black History Month banner for February, and the yearbook staff made banners and posters encouraging students to purchase yearbooks. The school newspaper would be impossible to produce without using technology.