Use of multimedia devices and other technology resources in all classes enable powerful learning situations that aid students in extracting meaning out of complexity. Technology Integrated Education (TIE) is the distinguishing program of Pacific Technology School, which integrates Math, Science, Social Science and Language Arts classes with technology education in a fun and comprehensive way.

Technology Integrated Education (TIE) aims to teach basic knowledge of computers and teach skills while integrating computers with core classes. Students gain an understanding of how computers operate and learn basic skills to successfully use programs such as Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint. Furthermore, they learn how to design websites and effectively use the Internet. Through the development of computer skills ranging from typing skills to using the Internet, they are able to take advantage of technology available for them today.

At a minimum, students spend 5 hours a week in front of a computer at Pacific Technology School. Computer classes are integrated into core classes. Once a week, the Math, Language Arts, Science, and Social Science teachers each spend one hour in the computer lab with their students. During this time, core teachers use the computer as a tool to increase the process of learning content standards. Each student is provided his/her account and domain, keeping the privacy of each individual intact. Netsupport (www.netsupport.com) school program is utilized in the computer labs to enhance the interaction between the students and teacher.