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Computer Science & Technology

At St. Joe’s, Computer Science is about more than learning how to code. Students learn how to solve problems and use technology in meaningful ways. Through hands-on projects, they build strong programming skills while learning how to think creatively and adapt as technology continues to change.

Computer Science courses are offered as electives, typically during junior or senior year. The courses give students the chance to explore areas that interest them, from programming and data science to emerging technologies.

1:1 Device Program

1:1 Device Program

Beginning with the Class of 2030, every St. Joe’s student will receive a MacBook Neo to use throughout high school. The program gives students access to the technology they need for learning both in and out of the classroom.

Portable, powerful, and designed for all-day learning, MacBook Neo gives students the tools to create, collaborate, and engage more deeply with their coursework—both inside and outside the classroom.

Built for the School Day
  • Up to 16 hours of battery life to help students stay productive throughout the day on a single charge

  • Fast A18 Pro performance for research, presentations, creative projects, and everyday multitasking

  • Lightweight, durable aluminum design that weighs just 2.7 pounds and travels easily between classes

  • 13-inch Liquid Retina display for sharp text, vivid visuals, and a comfortable viewing experience

  • 1080p camera and dual microphones for clear virtual meetings, presentations, and collaborative learning

  • Quiet, fanless design that helps minimize distractions in the classroom

  • Magic Keyboard and Multi-Touch trackpad for comfortable typing and precise navigation

Why It Matters
  • Encourages interactive, creative, and technology-rich learning

  • Gives students access to digital textbooks, online learning platforms, and collaboration tools

  • Supports both everyday assignments and more advanced creative projects

  • Helps prepare students for the technology and workflows they will encounter in college and the workplace

  • Provides a secure, intuitive platform for learning, communication, and organization

 

Innovation Center

Innovation Center

Enhancing our commitment to hands-on STEM education, the Innovation Center stands just across from our main campus. This versatile 7,400-square-foot facility is equipped with industry-standard technology to support a wide range of student projects. From robotics and 3D printing to digital art and sustainability initiatives, students engage in real-world, creative problem-solving that prepares them for the future.

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Meet The Computer Science & Tech Team

David Cummings '75

Technology Coordinator

Kyle Dluhy

Computer Science Teacher, Dept. Chair

Steve Koniarczyk

Director of Technology

Patrick Wick

Computer Science/Physics Teacher