Information Technology

One to World

Bringing the World to Every Student

Technology has come a long way in the past 20 years—but school funding hasn’t always kept up with the growing costs of devices, software, and infrastructure. Thankfully, our community has stepped up again and again. With your incredible support, Franklin Pierce Schools has passed technology levies in 2006, 2010, 2014, 2018, and 2022—opening the door to new tools and opportunities in every classroom.

One of the most exciting results of that support is One to World, a program we launched in 2018 to make sure every student has access to a personal laptop. But it’s about more than just having a device. One to World helps students connect with people, ideas, and experiences from around the globe—preparing them for the future, whether that’s college, a career, or making a difference in their community. What started in elementary schools now reaches every student, every day.

Thank you for helping us build a more connected, empowered learning environment. We’re excited to keep moving forward—together.

Contact Us

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11807 24th Ave E.
Tacoma, WA 98445

 Mon-Fri 7:30am-4pm

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 (253) 298-4647

Celebrating Excellence in Educational Technology

At Franklin Pierce Schools, our Technology Department plays a vital role in transforming how students learn, connect, and succeed. From leading-edge classroom tools to award-winning initiatives that expand digital access, we're proud of the recognition our team and programs have earned over the years. These accomplishments reflect our ongoing commitment to innovation, equity, and preparing students for a digital world.

Our VisionFranklin Pierce students will leave our schools to live and work in the 21st Century. We are preparing them for a workplace and home place that are technologically oriented, which will demand that the individual use higher order thinking skills.
 
Our MissionThe mission of the Information Technology Department is to equip, train, and support students, faculty, and administration to effectively utilize current and emerging technologies as tools for effective learning and working as successful contributing members of society.