TPAAK provides students with unprecedented access to computers, the Internet, Smartboards, and other technological tools that significantly enhance learning. Combining high-tech learning tools with rigorous training in the essential skills and applying those skills in a solid, sequential, humanities-based education enables TPAAK students to fill the urgent need in tomorrow’s workplace for analytical employees with a command of computer literacy and broadly informed problem-solving capacities.

To master true computer literacy, students require hands-on access to computers in real time, rather than isolated visits to a computer lab. TPAAK classrooms are equipped with a computer for every four children and a laptop for each teacher and administrator. The personal desktop computers are linked to the Internet, affording access to curriculum and resources available in cyberspace or on disk. Daily Paragon lesson plans regularly direct students to specific Internet sites.

The educational experience extends into the home through our online Study Island program, which enables students to “log on” to their work and school and continue to enhance their learning in a fun and exciting way.