St. Luke’s Episcopal School’s technology program provides students with the tools that they need for the future. A cross-platform of Mac/PC provides for a broad knowledge base to help students achieve in any environment.
Our Japonica Campus has a computer in every classroom for instruction, a PC library, and a Mac computer lab. A mobile wireless laptop cart allows teachers access to technology wherever it is needed. Students in kindergarten through the fifth grade attend computer science class to learn core skills necessary for academic achievement.
Our University Campus features a Mac library and two Mac computer labs. Core teachers use Macbooks for classroom instruction. There is campus-wide wireless access. Technology for students in the sixth through the ninth grade is integrated with core curriculum subjects to develop spreadsheet, word processing, presentation, and research skills. Instruction is given by the core teachers and a resource teacher to provide more individual attention and guidance for each student.