High School

Technology

Boca Raton Christian School seeks to provide students with cutting edge opportunities that will equip them to succeed in an increasingly tech-driven world. Technology is a key component of the high school curriculum, as evidenced through the distinctive 1:1 program at the high school. This program provides every ninth through twelfth grade student with a laptop. The 1:1 program makes it possible for students to enroll in courses such as Computer Applications and AP Computer Science Principles. These courses extend students’ computer knowledge by focusing on topics such as coding, algorithms, and encryption.

Additional course offerings expose students to a mixture of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.

• The rigorous but rewarding Robotics course allows students to work with 3D printers and build machines for competitions. BRCS Robotics students have advanced to the state level competition.
• The Production Engineering course allows students to blend engineering, visual arts, music, communications, and technology as they plan and run live events, including the annual high school musical theater production.
• The Introduction to Engineering course teaches students how to apply principles from mathematics and physics to solve engineering problems.

Regardless of a student’s interests, the high school technology curriculum provides academic freedom to pursue the areas of technology that appeal to him or her.