Harrisburg Academy is pleased to announce that 15 students have passed their Technician Class Amateur Radio License exam. They can now use their Federal Communications Commission (FCC) call signs on the airwaves to contact other licensed amateur, or…
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On Tuesday, Jan. 24, 2017, Harrisburg Academy showed the 2016 documentary film, “SCREENAGERS,” to more than 150 parents, faculty, staff, and community members. Following the film screening, the group engaged in round-table discussions about family contracts, school policies,…
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December 5-11, 2016 is Hour of Code Week (www.Code.org). This year, #HourOfCode will bring coding to the Lower School computer and technology lab in Kindergarten through 5th grade classes. Yes — even pre-readers can learn to code! Sequencing,…
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My last blog post discussed ransomware, one of the fastest growing and most expensive forms of malware. Since this month is National Cyber Security Awareness Month, I only thought it appropriate to write more on this topic. This…
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In the past few years, a most insidious computer attack has been growing. Through system vulnerabilities caused by sloppy and insecure software, or social engineering, cyber criminals are infiltrating our computers (PCs and Macs). Along with all the…
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It should not be a surprise to anyone that technology has evolved over the 16 years I have worked at Harrisburg Academy. From the late 1990s, when desktop machines in fixed locations were the norm, to today, with…
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The sun comes up and the day begins like any other day. Students arrive on time to school and the day is off to a great start. The day begins with classes like math, music, and science, then lunch and…
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I have been working at Harrisburg Academy for 15 years, having taught Middle School science and computer science, Upper School computer science, and IB Information Technology in a Global Society. During that time, I have seen the students…
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I recently attended the Academy’s Coffee & Conversation event with Deborah McCoy about internet safety and the use of social media. Ms. McCoy has been involved in anti-bullying and internet safety programs for over 25 years, working closely…
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Each summer, while students take time off and faculty refresh for the coming academic year, campus is still quite busy, especially here in the Information Technology Services (ITS) Office. The summer months provide the time to replace, rebuild,…
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