SaTL Home Page . . . Student Technology Administrative STAC's Computer Networking Career Pathway at LBJ High School is a rigorous program designed to train students with moderate computer skill at the freshman level to be professional network engineers by the time they graduate. This is accomplished through practical work-environment experiences, given through training on the computer networks that classrooms actually function on, rather than the traditional experimental and theoretical classroom approach. The LBJ High School computer network is comprised of 11 computer labs with an average of 25 workstations per lab and several other workstations spread throughout teacher classrooms. Every classroom in the building has been wired for Internet access since 1995, going through a T1 line that is managed by students in Networking Pathway.
Students regularly build computer labs throughout the school year.
The upper-level students focus on learning how to use and operate different network operating systems.