The proper use of technology enables our school community to cost-effectively improve learning while providing for both present and future benefits toward the betterment of God’s kingdom. Our school’s technology program is a model that other schools might want to emulate. We reach out to share our experiences and expertise with other schools and institutions whenever possible.  
                                                                                                                                                                      Jim Grogan, Principal

The technology program incorporates curriculum, instruction, and assessment through an 80 station NT Network, Broadband Internet connection, and interactive software for all subject areas (two computer centers, computers in individual classrooms, and computers in tutoring rooms). Student applications center on Skills Bank, A+ Learning, Orchard Accelerated Reader, report writing with Microsoft Office, research with controlled Internet exploration, and problem solving. Individual classes use technology in unique and life-relevant ways.

Instructor: Kathy Glamann - read bio

The school’s approach to technology is “hands on” — training students not only to use computers but also to develop an understanding of their power, usefulness and limitations. Skills such as keyboarding, editing and research are mastered.

The Blessed Sacrament computer network consists of a total of 80 computers (two computer centers, computers in individual classrooms, and computers in tutoring rooms).  Students use technology to aid their learning as well as to reinforce and enrich material learned in the classroom.

Each student must sign a technology/internet agreement form stating that certain rules of upkeep, etiquette, and morality will be upheld in use of computers. Blessed Sacrament reserves the right to deny computer privileges to students. Students may use the computers before or after school on a limited basis.

Computer Lab
The Computer Lab contains 30 computers and a large screen projector for class demonstration. Students in all grades are assigned specific class time in the lab to learn and apply computer skills and typing skills as an adjunct to their classroom curriculum.

Technology Lab
The Technology Lab is located on the second floor in the main building (O’Sullivan). It opens to the school library. The Technology Lab contains 15 computers. Students use the lab for reports and research.

Technology Downloads