At The Shipley School, we’ve embraced how technology can aid in the learning process for all of our students, particularly in our Middle School (grades 6-8) and Upper School (grades 9-12) classrooms. With laptops, students can quickly access information while in class, use audio and video tools to complement traditional assignments, and collaborate more easily on group projects.

We’re a Pre-K-12 coeducational independent school located in the competitive Philadelphia education market,

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Wendy Eiteljorg

Wendy Eiteljorg is the Director of Educational Technology at The Shipley School where she has worked for nearly 12 years. In addition, she teaches in the English and STEAM departments where her goal is to teach 21st century students in 21st century style, preferably in great shoes. Follow Shipley’s Makerspace on Twitter at @Shipley_Makers.

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