Technology
Technology is a powerful tool that enriches learning, fosters creativity, and prepares students for success in a rapidly evolving global society. We are committed to equipping students with essential skills in creativity, collaboration, critical thinking, and digital literacy—skills that are vital for today’s world and tomorrow’s opportunities.
Technology in Our Curriculum
Labs and Techbooths
Our campus is home to a digital music lab, state-of-the-art tech booths in the chapel and theatre, and two robotics labs. ensuring students have the specialized spaces they need to create, innovate, and perform.
Cutting-edge Software
From Adobe Creative Suite in the Fine Arts to AutoCAD in Innovation & Design, students work with the same industry-leading software used by professionals in the field, building real-world skills that extend far beyond the classroom.
Interactive Whiteboards
Every classroom is equipped with interactive whiteboards, allowing teachers to blend multimedia with digital collaboration to create an engaging and effective learning experience for every student.
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AI at TMI Episcopal
We believe the measure of a great education isn't simply what a student can produce, but who they become in the process. That's why our approach to artificial intelligence is rooted in the same values that define everything we do: wisdom, integrity, service, excellence, and reverence.
Our goal is for students to know how to use AI ethically and responsibly and to understand when and why AI usage is appropriate and beneficial.
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Quick Facts
BYOD
To integrate technology seamlessly into the classroom and maximize learning, TMI Episcopal has implemented a Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) laptop program. All students in grades 6–12 are required to bring a laptop to school daily. Compared to mobile devices, laptops provide greater access to advanced digital tools and platforms, enabling deeper engagement with coursework, research, and organization.
Our approach allows teachers and students to consistently use technology as an extension of the classroom—supporting exploration, creativity, and efficient learning.
TMI does not require a specific brand or operating system. Instead, the Technology Department, together with the Academic Technology Committee, has developed a set of broad specifications to guide families in selecting an appropriate laptop. For detailed requirements, please see the BYOD Specs & Program.
Chromebooks are not permitted, as they are not supported for College Board testing and do not meet other academic and technical requirements.
Yondr Pouches
At TMI, we utilize Yondr Pouches for all cell phones and smart watches. Students are not allowed to use their cell phones during school hours and we do ask that they are placed in the Yondr Pouch assigned to each student.
Smart glasses are not allowed on campus.
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With our Yondr Pouches policy, students are intentionally unplugged during the school day, creating space for greater focus, stronger engagement, and more meaningful connections. Classrooms are more attentive, and relationships with peers, faculty, and staff continue to grow.