Our Mission Our Lebanon Catholic School mission is to educate all students to become skilled, knowledgeable, and self-sufficient learners proficient in using technology.  Integrating technology throughout the curriculum will provide a positive learning environment for each individual student and maximize learning, productivity, and performance so that students will become life-long learners and contributing participants in a changing world. Lebanon Catholic School houses three computer labs: an elementary, a high school and a writing lab. We were very excited when a generous donation of 90 brand new computer stations were purchased for our school. We are thankful and grateful to the anonymous donor who gave us the tools we needed to better serve our student body. The Elementary Lab conducts classes for the students in Kindergarten through grade 6. The lab is equipped with 22 computer stations, a smartboard, projector and a laser printer. The students attend computer class once a week. The lab is located in the Hilbert Lab, in the school library. The Elementary curriculum consists of basic computer skills, Word Processing, Internet research, spreadsheets, keyboarding, slideshows and Publishing. Students also use interactive response systems to complete surveys, activities and tests. The students are taught lessons according to their grade level and the Diocesan technology curriculum. Kindergarten through second grade students focus on mouse control, opening and closing programs and using the Internet. Microsoft Office is introduced and the students learn how to type, draw, make slideshows and other basic computer skills. The writing lab is located in room 206 on the second floor of the school. The middle school and high school students have the opportunity to use the computers for research and writing. The High School Lab is located on the first floor in Room 103. The lab is equipped with 28 computers, a projection screen, a laser printer and two air conditioners. The 7th and 8th grade quarter computer classes are held in this lab. Computer Application classes are offered to students in grades 9 - 12. There are two business electives that are taught by the high school computer teacher. It is required that every individual student must sign the Acceptable Use Policy. You may read the Acceptable Use Policy on line by clicking on the link below. Lebanon Catholic School Acceptable Use Policy **The Acceptable Use Policy is in pdf. format. If you need to download the free Acrobat Reader please click the icon below and download it on your computer. You will then be able to open the Acceptable Use Policy.