Technology Center

Mission Parish School is dedicated to enhancing student learning utilizing computer technology. Through gifts and endowments by gracious benefactors and hundreds of hours dedicated by faithful volunteers, Mission Parish School has been able to maintain a state-of-the-art technology program that supports the Diocesan curriculum. The 2004-2005 School year premieres a complete update of the school's technology resources.

New corporate level HP workstations equipped with MS XP Professional and MS Office 2003 software fill the 21 seat Technology Center where students in grades 3 through 8 learn how to apply technology to their life long learning adventure.

The Computer Lab is equipped with workstations to engage students in the new A+ Learning System. The A+ Learning System is a skills assessment and instructional software for math, grammar, and reading comprehension.  Other supplemental learning programs include software for keyboarding practice, drawing tools, and creating multi-media assignments.  Each classroom has a workstation for the students to participate in the Accelerated Reader program, A+ Learning System, and class projects.

Lani Sevelle Technology Teacher

Laptops are provided for the faculty to use to record lesson plans and grades and to communicate effectively with parents, fellow faculty and administration.

With lightning fast fiber optic backbone, an industry leading firewall, web filtering, and 1.5mbps internet connection along with a fully deployed Microsoft Exchange environment, the Mission Parish School, the Mission Basilica San Juan Capistrano and the historic "Jewel of the Missions" Mission San Juan Capistrano now comprise a Catholic primary learning campus second to none.