In today’s digital world, educational technology is essential for preparing students to be confident, capable, and ethical contributors to society. In our Catholic elementary schools, technology is more than a tool—it deepens learning, fosters independence, and builds critical 21st-century skills.
Rooted in our mission to educate the whole child, the Archdiocese of New York uses technology strategically to enhance instruction and tailor learning to each student’s strengths and needs. Supported by ongoing teacher training, digital tools create engaging, equitable, and future-focused classrooms.
With Chromebooks, touchscreen devices, and other resources, students access interactive content, collaborate meaningfully, and receive real-time feedback. These experiences encourage critical thinking, creativity, and communication—whether working independently, in groups, or with teacher guidance.
Technology in our Catholic classrooms serves human connection, intellectual growth, and Gospel-centered formation, ensuring students succeed academically while growing in faith and values.