Learning Resources

Saint Edward's students intentionally use technology to enhance – not replace – learning. Across all divisions, students learn to use technology thoughtfully as part of a balanced, engaged learning experience.

From the Lower School through grade 12, students build digital skills through purposeful, age-appropriate use of tools that support instruction and deepen understanding. Early learners may use iPads and MacBooks for hands-on activities, along with science tools and foundational typing instruction. By grade 5, students are introduced to platforms such as Google Workspace.

In grades 6–12, students use one-to-one devices to organize work, collaborate and submit assignments through the School’s learning management system, with access to digital and library resources at school and at home.

Our libraries are here to help your child grow as a confident reader, researcher and lifelong learner.

In the Lower School, students are welcomed into a supportive environment where curiosity is nurtured and strong information literacy skills begin. Classroom instruction and carefully selected, age-appropriate resources extend learning both in school and at home.

In the Middle School, students begin using more advanced research tools and scholarly databases. In grades 6–12, they also have 24/7 access to trusted academic resources through the library website, including encyclopedias, journals, newspapers and major collections such as the Library of Congress, NIH and the Florida Electronic Library.

The Peter B. Benedict Library serves middle and upper school students as a dedicated space for research, collaboration and independent study, offering extensive print, digital and multimedia resources.