Technology

IT Coordinator Brad Ritchie teaches a SWAT team (Students Working to Advance Trinity Technology) member, Triniti Henry, how to upgrade a PC.

Trinity High School provides students access to the educational tools they need now and will need in college and beyond.  Responsible use of computer software, hardware, networks and the internet are part of these tools.  With this as our goal, students have access to Trinity’s computer network with both local and Internet cloud storage, Google Apps for Education (including email), Destiny Library and the Internet.  Through the Internet, students gain access to faculty and other students, as well as databases, libraries and computer services from all over the world.  Students and parents sign an Acceptable Use Policy before access is granted on any Trinity technology equipment.

Trinity has two large computer lab classrooms for course instruction and general use.  There are two smaller labs, one dedicated to international languages and the other, an iMac lab for film editing. The Library serves as a third large lab providing instructional space and access to both desktops and lap tops for group projects.  All science labs are equipped with student computers.   Trinity’s student/computer ratio is 3.5/1.

Faculty actively use technology in their instruction.  Most classrooms are equipped with SMARTboards or LCD projectors.  Students have access to voice recorders, digital cameras, camcorders, and flip cameras for class projects.  Trinity’s curriculum provides for instruction in: