Information Technology Academy
Overview
The Information Technology (IT) Academy is for students who want to become computer programmers or work in tech. Students learn how to write code, build websites, and solve problems using computers. They also explore how computers work, how data is stored, and how the internet connects people. The program teaches real-world skills that help students prepare for college or jobs in technology.
What You’ll Learn
- How to write code in Python, Java, and JavaScript
- How to build websites and use design tools
- How to solve problems using math and logic
- How computers, networks, and databases work
- How technology affects people and communities
- How to complete hands-on projects using real-world examples
- How to think critically and work with others
Hands-On Experience
Students work on real projects that teach them how to use technology to solve problems. They build websites, write programs, and use data to find answers. The program helps students connect what they already know about technology to bigger ideas in computer science and IT. They also learn teamwork, communication, and other skills they’ll need for careers in tech.
Employment Opportunities
After graduation:
- Computer programmer
- Computer systems analyst
- App or software developer
- Systems software developer
With a 4-year college degree:
- Software developer
- Information research scientist
- Database or systems administrator
- Network architect
- Web developer
Earning Potential Range:
Students in this field can earn between $51,000 and $110,000 per year, depending on the job and level of experience.
Locations:
| School Emblem | School Name | Title | Instructor Name |
|---|---|---|---|
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DELCASTLE TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL | Instructor: | Dr. Todd Lehman |
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ST. GEORGES TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL | Instructor: | Mr. Vonkendrick Ginyard |