Student Life

Technology

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The NCS Tech Initiative

Every high school student is provided with an iPad. NCS owns over 1000 iPads and 450 of these are deployed to HS students. Students use iPads to help enhance their educational experience.

Technology Overview

1:1 Tech Initiative (High School)

Every high school student is provided with an iPad at the beginning of the school year. NCS owns over 1000 iPads. 450 of these are deployed to HS students. Students use iPads to help enhance their educational experience.
Apple TVs

Apple TVs are installed in all classrooms, Preschool - 12th grade. Apple TVs allow the content of any iPad to be displayed on the classroom projector.
Curricular Tech Programs

High School - Business applications, Media Tech, Photoshop & Design

Middle School - Technology Exploration, iPad carts rotate weekly among classrooms

Elementary - Computer lab, Microsoft Office, Keyboard & typing skills, Google Docs
Elementary School & EE Program iPads

Elementary grades share an iPad cart. Multiple grade levels share classroom sets of iPads. 10 + iPads in each 1-5th grade classroom.
Library Resources

Follett’s Destiny Library Management System. OverDrive to access an expanded selection of eBooks.
Middle School iPads

6 iPad carts are available. Technology electives are taught on the iPads. 8th grade Language Arts classes are taught on the iPads.
Online Educational Resources

RAZ Kids electronic reading program - IXL math program - DISCOVERY Education - Accelerated Reader (AR) - THINK Central
Student Information System

The Blackbaud software for students and parents allows for real-time access to grades, attendance, discipline, schedules, assignments, and more. The system also provides access to data on the go with mobile apps for iOS and Android.

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Eph. 4:12-13 “...to equip his people for works of service, so that the body of Christ may be built up until we all reach unity in the faith and in the knowledge of the Son of God and become mature, attaining to the whole measure of the fullness of Christ.”