St. Vincent de Paul Catholic School integrates technology into the classroom as a means of engaging students in lessons and collaborating with classmates and teachers. Our students learn to navigate digital enviornments responsibly, efficiently, and correctly which allows them to intuitively adapt to new digital platforms and tools as they progress to succeding learning environments.

Some of the ways technology is incorporated into the curriculum include:

• Well-equipped computer lab
• Computer/technology classes: grades PK-8
• Use of Google Classroom©, and other Google© tools allowing students and teachers to connect inside and outside of the classroom: grades 1-8 
• Use of digital learning tools such as BrainPOP©,  DreamBox Learning©, Kahoot!©, Mathletics USA©, Quizlet©, Vocabulary.com©: grades PK-8
• Smart boards and/or other interactive displays: every classroom
• 1-to-1 take-home laptop: grades 6-8
• 1-to-1 classroom laptop: grade 5
• 1-to-2 classroom laptop: grade 4  
• Mobile iPad© carts 
• 3D printers
• Robotics
• Teacher training

St. Vincent de Paul Catholic School is committed to maintaining a dynamic and up to date classroom technology program which continues to provide innovative equipment, access, training, and support throughout the school. Included in our Building Bright Futures capital campaign is the construction of a new media lab expected to be completed by August, 2020.  The media lab will be available as a maker space with convenient access to computers, programmable robots, 3D printers, 3D pens, and other innovative technology.