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Outstanding Support

As Hargrave implements its “Enhanced Learning Through Technology” program, access to technology resources has been expanded through wireless computer networks in every class and study room on campus. With the Academy’s netbook computers, Cadets have expanded availability to class material, learning resources and their instructors at any time, from any place on campus.

Hargrave has (2003, 2001) completed two major projects that have provided significant upgrades to the Academy’s academic space. In the last few years, the Academy has witnessed the addition of four new state-of-the-art laboratory areas, a new art studio, a distance learning center, a leadership center and a greatly expanded video production classroom.

A completely refurbished 200+ seat auditorium, featuring the latest in educational video technology, has provided an ideal, modern setting for visiting guest lectures, artists and drama productions. Six new standard classrooms have been added and five classrooms have been completely refurbished.

Learning Anywhere

Cadet technology resources include a personal netbook computer for every student, access to extensive research and developmental software programs, fully integrated SAT/ACT development at each grade level, an SAT prep program, and a variety of computer-based teaching applications in mathematics, English and psychology. A darkroom is also available to students who wish to learn black-and-white photography.

While Hargrave's library retains more than 14,000 reference and book volumes, its real strength is its computer network. Through Hargrave’s computer network, Cadets can access 44 reference and research databases online, 19 reference eBooks in the virtual library, access the Atomic Learning Tutor for software programs, and access subject specific learning programs, such as Boxer Math. Hargrave also utilizes Blackboard, a class teaching program.

All of this information can be accessed wirelessly through the Cadet’s netbooks from the library, from class, from the Cadet’s barracks and even the bleachers in certain athletic areas.

ASK A QUESTION!

Contact LTC Walter Sullivan, Hargrave's Academic Dean, to learn more about Hargrave’s high school and Post-Graduate academic programs.

 

sullivanw@hargrave.edu
434-432-2576

 

Contact Dr. Jimmy Tung, Ph.D., Hargrave's Director of the CIS, to learn more about Hargrave's middle school options for grades 7, 8 and 9.

 

tungj@hargrave.edu
434-432-2683