Information Technology (IT) Academy

Overview

The Information Technology (IT) Academy is for students who want to become computer programmers or work in technology. Students learn how to write code, build websites, and solve problems using computers. They also study how computers and networks work, how data is stored and managed, and how the internet connects people. The program includes hands-on projects that connect technology to real-world challenges, preparing students for college or careers in IT.

What You’ll Learn

Coding and programming in Python, Java, and JavaScript
Algorithm development and problem-solving using math and logic
Building websites and using design tools
Computing systems, networks, and database fundamentals
Data analysis and how technology impacts people and communities
Hands-on projects that apply math, science, and critical thinking
Teamwork, communication, and soft skills for careers in technology

Hands-On Experience

Students work on real-world projects such as building websites, writing programs, and analyzing data. They explore careers in IT and computer science while developing both technical skills and professional skills like teamwork and communication.

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 role and experience.

Locations:

School Emblem	School Name	Title	Instructor Name
	Delcastle Technical HS	Instructor:	Mr. Jeff Lawrence
	St. Georges Technical HS	Instructor:	Mr. Vonkendrick Ginyard