Miss Sybil Eady
Mr. Ronald Buckman
Ms. Tara Murtha
Ms. Emily Zaidan

The technology program is designed to produce technology-literate students who master and integrate computer/technology skills into their personal learning and social structure throughout their education.

In technology, students will acquire: Skills to work in collaboration with others, with hardware and software, information resources, and to solve problems with the support of technology tools.

-Skills and knowledge related to the use of technology for enhancing personal and collaborative abilities.
-The ability to make quality decisions related to managing their own learning.
-Skills that prepare them to learn new software and hardware technology and to adapt to complex technology environments that emerge in their lifetime.

At the end of the year, students will be complex thinkers, who use technology to define problems, gather data, analyze information, interpret and evaluate results.

--Microsoft Office 2000 suite: Word / Excel / Publisher / Access / Powerpoint
--Adobe Photoshop
--The Internet