OPELOUSAS CATHOLIC: Educating mind, body, and spirit
The Technology Department works with the students, faculty and staff to promote the responsible use of technology in our educational mission. Our classrooms are equipped with ceiling-mounted projectors and interactive Promethean Boards or ActivPanels along with Student Response Systems. Students and faculty have access to over 800 computers and a newly renovated Media Center containing technology along with the elementary, junior high and high school library collections.
All students enjoy learning with the interactive Promethean boards and ActivPanels.
VTEC Program (Viking Technology)
Each member of grades 8-12 have the opportunity to use a chromebook for the entire school year. Students have access to their files 24/7 through their Google Drive. Parents pay a small fee for use of the chromebook. VTEC’s purpose is to assist our students in becoming proficient and productive digital citizens.
Recycle Efforts
Bring your used ink and toner to the Media Center. We recycle them and get cash back or discounts on office supplies. Thanks to our many parents who make our recycling program a success. We generally earn $500 each year through this program!
ParentsWeb
Parents and students have access to calendar, grades, homework, activities, interactive quizzes, and online assignments through ParentsWeb.
Acceptable Use Policy—Students
Communication Systems/Computers/Internet
Computers, Internet, and various communication systems are available to students through the classrooms, labs, and the school libraries. It is the responsibility of the student to adhere to professional business communication standards and use all communication tools in a professional manner and in harmony with the teachings of the Catholic Church.
The Internet is a vast global computer network that provides access to major universities around the world, governmental agencies, other school systems, and commercial data banks. Exploration of the "Net" is encouraged, but the user must assume personal responsibility for acceptable use. Any use of the network (the Local Area Network (LAN) or the Internet) that adversely affects its operation in pursuit of teaching and learning, or jeopardizes its use or performance for other community members is prohibited and will result in loss of computer privileges as well as any other appropriate disciplinary
Student's Responsibilities: