AN INDEPENDENT SCHOOL FOR BOYS GRADES 7-12
Technology at Belmont Hill
Overview
Technology and innovation play an integral role in the work that our students do both on campus and at home. Each day, students rely on a range of applications in their classes to access course content and to master important skills.
Belmont Hill teachers develop innovative course work that regularly requires students to use technology as a tool with which to research, create, analyze, and communicate. As part of our curriculum, students grow to understand their responsibilities as digital citizens, gain confidence in using technology, and learn how both in-person and electronic communication are essential to being part of our community and the larger world.
Belmont Hill teachers develop innovative course work that regularly requires students to use technology as a tool with which to research, create, analyze, and communicate. As part of our curriculum, students grow to understand their responsibilities as digital citizens, gain confidence in using technology, and learn how both in-person and electronic communication are essential to being part of our community and the larger world.
School Perspective on Use of Technology
Bring Your Own Device (BYOD)
Belmont Hill’s BYOD program requires students to bring a device to campus each day. The program requires families to purchase the device that both fulfills the program’s requirements, detailed in the BYOD document on this page, and that they think is most appropriate for their son. Each family is responsible for the maintenance of their son’s device.
Financial Aid
All families who receive Financial Aid will receive sufficient financial support to purchase a quality device.
Device Recommendations
Director of Academic Technology Mike Curran and Director of Information Technology Dan Butler have established the standards for acceptable devices, which can be found on the right of this page under BYOD Guidelines. Please consult with Mr. Curran at curran@belmonthill.org or Mr. Butler at butler@belmonthill.org if you have any additional questions regarding the School's BYOD requirements or recommendations.
Belmont Hill’s BYOD program requires students to bring a device to campus each day. The program requires families to purchase the device that both fulfills the program’s requirements, detailed in the BYOD document on this page, and that they think is most appropriate for their son. Each family is responsible for the maintenance of their son’s device.
Financial Aid
All families who receive Financial Aid will receive sufficient financial support to purchase a quality device.
Device Recommendations
Director of Academic Technology Mike Curran and Director of Information Technology Dan Butler have established the standards for acceptable devices, which can be found on the right of this page under BYOD Guidelines. Please consult with Mr. Curran at curran@belmonthill.org or Mr. Butler at butler@belmonthill.org if you have any additional questions regarding the School's BYOD requirements or recommendations.
Technology at Belmont Hill FAQs
List of 10 frequently asked questions.
Acceptable Use Policy
At the beginning of each academic year, the contract linked below should be read and signed by each student and his parent(s) or guardian.
BYOD Guidelines
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BYOD Requirements and Recommendations
Follow the link above to learn about Belmont Hill's guidelines for families considering the purchase of a device to use in school.
BYOD Financial Assistance Program
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BYOD Financial Assistance Program
Follow the link above to learn more about Belmont Hill's Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) financial assistance program.
Belmont Hill School educates boys in mind, body, and spirit to develop men of good character. Our community encourages and challenges students to discover and pursue passions, seek excellence, and face adversity with resilience. We cultivate critical thinking and creativity, teamwork and competition, hard work and reflection, tradition and innovation. Valuing our differences and working together, we embrace camaraderie, compassion, and service to others. Our school strives to instill in each boy ethical judgment, a sense of common humanity, and a lifelong love of learning.