Runnels students will be prepared for the technological world of the twenty-first century. Exposure to age-appropriate uses of computers and technology begins in the preschool years and then accelerates constantly through the elementary, junior high, and high school division - under the direction of the school Technology Coordinator.

The entire Harrell's Ferry campus is networked with fiber optics, and high-speed internet access is available almost everywhere. Elementary students have their own specially equipped and staffed computer lab, visited regularly by the students and their teachers. Junior High and High School students are served by four separate computer labs, and most individual classrooms have broad-band internet access capability - with either wired or wireless networking, or both.

Students and staff participate in "Louisiana Virtual School," whereby for-credit online coursework greatly increases scheduling flexibility and choice of courses available. Runnels participates in the Automated Weather Service (AWS), a network of schools and other facilities that possess self-contained weather stations connected in real time to each other and to the media.