At James L. Collins Catholic School, technology supports a strong academic program. Technology is integrated into lessons as a means to enhance academics and keep up with current technology trends. JLCCS students use computers, SMART boards, and laptops in their studies. Our technology teachers work with students who are learning how to use technology for the first time, as well as guiding those students who have more advanced understanding and interest in the computer sciences to additional challenges.   

Starting in the Pre-K and through the 8th Grade, each classroom is equipped with 3-5 student computers for Accelerated Reader (AR), writing reports, research, and other computer-assisted instruction. Smart Boards have also been added to each classroom. Classrooms are also equipped with large flat-screen television/monitors for internet streaming and viewing educational videos.

The Gioia Keeney Resource Center, found in the Library, is equipped with 12 internet computers for research assignments during library classes and other classes.  The Library circulation is computerized.

JLCCS has had added 30 laptops and kindle fires for a mobile lab to be utilized by all classrooms.  Lab time is also available for students before and after school to work on projects or further their computer and programming skills.