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Miss Ringenbach

About Miss Ringenbach

Attended St. Joan of Arc for kindergarten through 8th grade.
2008 graduate from SJA.

Graduated from Lebanon Valley College in May 2016 with a dual degree in early childhood education and special education

Integrated STEM certificate from Lebanon Valley College, June 2017

Penn State University
Masters of Education in Teaching and Curriculum

Parish member at St. Joan of Arc

Hershey Lion's Club Educator of the Year 2021

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Saint Joan of Arc School Computer Technology Curriculum
Each class has computer technology once a week. We are well equipped with iPads, green screen, interactive white boards, Lego robotics, Finch 2.0 robots, Makey Makey, Ozobot Bit robots, and student Chromebooks. Our computer technology classes strive to help students develop into empowered learners, digital citizens, knowledge constructors, innovative designers, computational thinkers, creative communicators and collaborators.
In addition to computer classes, the computer iPad cart and chromebook carts are available at various times during the week for classroom teachers to utilize for those that are not in a 1:1 Chromebook classroom situation.
At the start of each school year, all students in grades pre-kindergarten through eight and their parents sign an agreement to abide by the policies of our SJA Student/Parent Handbook which contains our Internet Acceptable Use Policy which includes appropriate use of the Google for Education Applications. Safe computer and Internet practices are taught and emphasized at every grade level.
The Diocese of Harrisburg's Technology Curriculum is based on the National Education Technology Standards for Students and the Pennsylvania Education Technology Standards. The Diocesan Technology Curriculum may be accessed on the Diocesan website here. St. Joan of Arc School strives to integrate technology throughout all subject areas. This often means extending the learning in the classroom to applications in the computer lab.

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