Orangewood Christian School provides hands-on technology experiences across its grade levels, helping students develop creativity and problem-solving skills.

In the lower school, students explore age-appropriate tools such as Dash robots and Sphero Bolts. Middle school opportunities include drone flying, fabrication, video production, and academic esports.

Older students work with professional design tools in the Digital Publishing Lab, including Wacom Cintiq displays, Mac Studios, AutoCAD, and Adobe Illustrator. Fabrication projects connect digital modeling with 3D printing, while robotics activities challenge students to code, collaborate, and solve problems.

Orangewood also highlights its iCreate student projects as part of its work as an Apple Distinguished School, showing how technology supports classroom creativity and innovation.

Source: Orangewood Christian School — Rams Innovate.