Technology Resources:
The following is an overview of the technology resources, by school, available to our teachers and students.

Tappan Hill School (Kindergarten)

• Four networked Pentium 4^® state of the art multimedia computers in each classroom

• NCS Pearson Successmaker software available on all computers

• Individual Blackboard.com websites maintained by each classroom teacher

• A color printer in each classroom

• Networked color laser printer

John Paulding (Grade 1)

• Four networked Pentium 4^®  state of the art multimedia computers in each classroom

• NCS Pearson Successmaker software available on all computers

• Individual Blackboard.com websites maintained by each classroom teacher

• A color printer in each classroom

• Networked color laser printer

Morse School (Grades 2 and 3)

• Four networked multimedia computers in each classroom

• NCS Pearson Successmaker software available on all computers

• Various educational multimedia software titles

• Individual Blackboard.com websites maintained by each classroom teacher

• An extensive Blackboard.com site developed by teachers with curriculum specific resources

• A computer lab with 24 multimedia computers and an interactive SMART Board

• Twenty-four portable keyboards for introduction to keyboarding

• A color printer in each classroom

• Networked color laser printer

Washington Irving School (Grades 4, 5, and 6)

• Four networked multimedia computers in each classroom

• A computer lab with 30 networked multimedia computers

• Seventy-two laptop computers, which create three portable computer labs with full network access via wireless access points

• A library media center with 12 networked multimedia computers

• Nine interactive SMART Boards mounted in classrooms

• AlphaSmart Keyboards

• NCS Pearson Successmaker software available on all computers

• Individual Blackboard.com websites maintained by each classroom teacher

• A color printer in each classroom

• Two networked color laser printers

Sleepy Hollow Middle/High School (Grades 7 – 12)

• Varying number of computers in each classroom

• One hundred thirty two laptop computers, which create multiple wireless labs with various configurations

• A media arts computer lab with 25 Pentium 4^®  state of the art computers

• A library media center with 30 Pentium 4^® state of the art computers

• An ESL center with 12 multimedia computers

• Individual Blackboard.com websites maintained by each classroom teacher

• SMART Boards mounted in various classrooms, including every math classroom

• Wireless network access available in every room and hallway throughout the campus

• Video conferencing capability

• Curriculum specific educational multimedia software

• A color printer in each classroom

• Multiple networked color laser printers

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