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 Technology Integration Initiative
In 2002, the Youth Alternative program recieved a grant for upgrading and expanding our technology resources. In 2008, we received a donation of used office computers to upgrade our aging desktops. The program has utilized these resources to change the way students learn and produce, and continue to strive to keep our methods fresh and up to date.
Classroom Wiki pages
In the spring of 2009, the EYA began using wiki pages to keep students and parents informed of whats been going on in classes. Assignments, summaries and extra resources can all be found on these pages.
Amber's Page | Will's Page | Casey's Page | Jason's Page
EDCO Moodle
During the 2008-2009 school year, the EYA has used Moodle to collaborate together, share resources and increase efficiency.
School to Career Project
Business Plan Competition,
February 25 – April 14, 2004
The entire school participated in this project, and the use of technology was one of the main goals.
Go to School to Career Project
Converting the Math Room
Through our Technology Intergration Initiative, the mathroom was completely refurnished with computers and workstations. See the tranformation in this photo gallery.
View Gallery
Power Point Presentations
In combination with our overheard projectors, Power Point slideshows have become a favorite method of presenting information for both students and staff.
View Slideshows
Computer Graphics
The Visual Arts page contains several galleries of student work done with equipment from the Technology Integration.
Go to Visual Arts
Aztec Software
In 2004, we installed the Aztec Learning System software on all the workstations in our program. It is an award-winning
educational tool that allows students to work individually on most academic topics, while reporting progress to the teacher. It is especially useful with rolling admissions, as students who enroll during the school year have access to individualized materials while they "catch up."
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