The school's second computer laboratory opened this month with thirty workstations, doubling the number of learners who can sit a practical session at one time.
The room was funded jointly by the alumni association, which raised the hardware budget over two years of homecoming drives, and by the municipal government of Goa, which covered the electrical rework and the air conditioning.
Senior high electives get first call on the room during scheduled practical hours. Outside those hours it is open to any learner with an adviser's slip, including for research work that needs a machine at home the learner does not have.
A backup generator line was run to the laboratory during construction, so a brownout no longer ends a practical session mid-way.