The Ralston School District No. 54 is committed to integration of technology into all phases of the student's education. Residing on the network are over 1300 Power Macintosh computers each being served by the Internet, the district purchased research databases, and the district library system.
Students are able to use the networked computers in a lab or classroom setting for research.
Each primary classroom in the district is equipped with five Power Macintosh computers that help students at that age develop language and math skills. All elementary schools have computer labs and classroom computers that have been equipped to enrich a student's understanding of the core curriculum. The Ralston Middle School is equipped similarly to the six elementary schools with labs and classroom machines serving staff and students. Two large Macintosh labs are used in Industrial and Home Technology with programs such as virtual reality to enhance design and drawing of homes and machinery. Ralston High School students have the opportunity to use technology in all curriculum areas from the graphic arts program, CAD, WEB design, programming classes, marketing, to the paperless English classroom.