The Media Centers are one part of the total Media/Technology program at St. Luke School. The media program provides for a wide range of reading, writing, research, production and literature experiences. The two Media Centers located on our campus contain fiction and non-fiction books of varying reading levels, reference books, periodicals, computer look-up stations and over 11,000 print volumes. The Media Centers are fully automated, and students are encouraged to become independent users of the Media Centers by familiarizing themselves with the location of available books and materials.
All St. Luke School classrooms have interactive whiteboards (either SMARTBoards or Aquos Boards) and a teacher station. All middle school students have a personal Chromebook at school and third, fourth, and fifth graders have a “mobile” lab of Chromebooks that are shared across their grades. All Kindergarten through fourth grade classes have access to a computer lab for whole group instruction and individual use. Other technology items available to our teachers and students include iPad and iPad mini devices. The school is networked, with Internet access available to all computer labs and classroom work stations. Wireless internet access is also available in all buildings on our campus. In addition to all of these resources, we also have a fully-equipped state of the art Broadcast room in our Innovation Station. Morning announcements – delivered by students on one of our Broadcast teams – are streamed campus-wide each morning.
For a message from our Media Specialist, and links to recommended sites, please click here. For more information on how technology is used in the classroom – including expectations for students – please click here.