Computer Systems
Students examine hardware, operating systems, peripherals, maintenance, and the components that make computers work.
Chickasaw Middle/High School
Building technical knowledge, digital confidence, problem-solving skills, and pathways to tomorrow.
Technology With Purpose
The Information Technology program helps students understand how computers, networks, software, data, and digital systems work together. Students develop practical technical skills while learning to troubleshoot problems, communicate solutions, protect information, and use technology responsibly.
Students examine hardware, operating systems, peripherals, maintenance, and the components that make computers work.
Students explore how devices communicate, share information, connect to networks, and support reliable digital access.
Students use logical thinking, algorithms, and programming concepts to design solutions and understand software.
Students learn to protect devices and information while practicing safe, ethical, and responsible technology use.
Learn, Build, Test, Improve
Students learn technology most effectively by working through authentic tasks, investigating problems, testing ideas, and improving their solutions.
Developing Technical Confidence
Foundations
Learn essential vocabulary, safe practices, digital tools, and the parts of common technology systems.
Application
Apply technical knowledge to complete tasks, manage information, and operate hardware and software effectively.
Problem-Solving
Identify causes, compare solutions, test changes, and clearly document the steps used to resolve a problem.
Innovation
Combine technical skills, creativity, and feedback to design useful digital products and improved solutions.
Meet the Teacher
Digital Technology & Computer Science Teacher
Mrs. Phillips helps students build technical confidence through practical experiences that develop digital skills, logical thinking, responsible technology use, collaboration, and career awareness.
From Classroom to Career
Students develop the communication, systems knowledge, and troubleshooting habits used to assist technology users.
Students gain awareness of the infrastructure and protective practices that keep devices, networks, and data available.
Students use creativity and computational thinking to understand how digital tools and software solve real problems.
Digital Technology prepares students to understand digital systems, adapt to changing tools, protect information, communicate clearly, and create solutions for school, work, and life.