Technology

At SSSAS, technology is more than a tool—it’s a dynamic part of how students think, explore, create, and solve real-world problems.

From programming robots in kindergarten to designing 3D models and exploring AI in high school, our students build digital fluency, critical thinking, and ethical decision-making from day one. With hands-on learning, integrated curriculum, and nationally recognized leadership in the field, our academic technology program prepares Saints to lead with curiosity, creativity, and confidence in a rapidly changing world.

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Technology Curriculum

Our technology curriculum is thoughtfully designed to grow with students from Junior Kindergarten through Grade 12, building a strong foundation in digital literacy, computer science, and responsible use. Through hands-on projects, integrated classroom experiences, and dedicated courses, students learn to navigate and shape the digital world with confidence, curiosity, and care.

Lower School

Coding in Middle School

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Award-Winning Robotics Program

Our award-winning Robotics program spans all three divisions—Lower, Middle, and Upper School—offering students an inspiring progression of hands-on learning, teamwork, and innovation. From block coding and LEGO robots in the Lower School to advanced engineering challenges in Middle and Upper School, students deepen their skills as they move through the program. With multiple teams across campuses, our students consistently excel in regional, state, and national competitions—with our Upper School team earning top honors and competing in the World Championship multiple times.

Innovation in Action

Lower School FIRST Lego League Robotics Team

All students at the Lower School are exposed to Robotics during their Computer Science classes, as they begin to explore programming concepts. Students in grades 3-5 have the opportunity to participate in the school's First Lego League Team, part of the FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) league. The initial Lower School robotics team began in 2015.

Middle School FIRST Tech Challenge Team

Our Middle School Robotics team is a optional, yearlong program where students come together to collaborate, innovate, and compete in the FIRST Tech Challenge. Meeting regularly after school, team members design, build, and program robots to tackle complex challenges—developing critical thinking, coding, and engineering skills along the way. It’s more than just robotics—it’s a fun, tight-knit community where students build confidence, problem-solve as a team, and form lasting friendships.

Upper School FIRST Robotics Competition

Our Upper School robotics teams compete at the highest levels through the FIRST Robotics Competition (FRC). Students take on complex engineering challenges—designing, building, and programming industrial-sized robots to compete on a national stage. With multiple appearances at the World Championships, our teams are recognized not only for technical excellence but also for their teamwork, creativity, and leadership. Whether you're into coding, mechanics, design, or strategy, there's a role for every future innovator.

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Digital Life at SSSAS

Digital Citizenship Program

Artificial Intelligence (AI)

Leadership in the Field

Technology Curriculum Integration

Project Highlight: In second-grade Spanish, students used stop-motion animation to bring their vocabulary to life—writing scripts, designing scenes, and producing short videos that showcased their language skills in creative, memorable ways.

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At SSSAS, technology isn’t taught in isolation—it’s woven thoughtfully into daily learning across all subjects and grade levels.

Our teachers collaborate closely with academic technology specialists to design lessons that harness digital tools in age-appropriate, meaningful ways. From creating stop-motion animation videos in Spanish class to using coding to explain scientific concepts, students apply technology to express ideas, deepen understanding, and build real-world skills.

This integrated approach ensures that digital literacy grows hand-in-hand with creativity, collaboration, and critical thinking—preparing students to thrive in an increasingly connected world.