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Academics
Technology
The Archbishop Spalding High School Technology Department aims to offer reliable and accessible technological infrastructure to support students' academic and personal growth. We provide the technology tools and resources to succeed in a constantly evolving digital landscape. Our commitment to technology is rooted in our belief that it's an essential component of modern education.
Support
We are here to help! Below you can find our contact information. We are available during school operating hours, including summer hours.
We are here to help! Below you can find our contact information. We are available during school operating hours, including summer hours.
| Technology Contact Information | ||
| In-Person | Phone | |
| techsupport@spaldinghs.org | Room 117 | (410) 969-9105 x3000 |
Appointments & Visits
Have an appointment or need to stop by and see us? Enter the building at the Main Office (map below) and let someone know you need to go to the Technology Office.
Have an appointment or need to stop by and see us? Enter the building at the Main Office (map below) and let someone know you need to go to the Technology Office.
Resources
Below is a list of our most common technology resources.
Below is a list of our most common technology resources.
| Technology Resources | |
| Google Email & Drive | |
| Canvas |
Who: Students & Parents
What: Class Content & Assignments
Where: Canvas (Students), Canvas (Parents)
Note: Students login using the link above and their Google Account, Parents login using the link above and an account of their choice. |
| The Spalding Portal |
Who: Students & Parents
What: Grades & Schedule
Where: archbishopspalding.org
Note: Students access the Portal via their Google account, Parents login using an account of their choice. |
| Wifi |
Who: Students
What: Student Device Internet Connection
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| School-Provided Resources |
Microsoft Office 365
Grammarly
EdPuzzle
Canva
Quizizz
Bark
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The BYOD Program
BYOD means "Bring Your Own Device," which means that every student must bring the device of their choice (provided it meets some basic requirements) to school every day. Students use these devices for everything from accessing e-textbooks to taking assessments. Our environment is geared towards digital materials, classwork, and homework; a working, updated device is critical to students' academic performance at Archbishop Spalding.
BYOD means "Bring Your Own Device," which means that every student must bring the device of their choice (provided it meets some basic requirements) to school every day. Students use these devices for everything from accessing e-textbooks to taking assessments. Our environment is geared towards digital materials, classwork, and homework; a working, updated device is critical to students' academic performance at Archbishop Spalding.
Technology FAQ
