Spencer County Public Schools Responsible Use Policy for Technology and Related Devices Spencer County Public Schools has access to and use of the Internet.

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Spencer County Public Schools Responsible Use Policy for Technology and Related Devices Spencer County Public Schools has access to and use of the Internet and E-mail as part of the business and instructional process. Employee must sign a responsible use agreement before direct access to Internet or electronic mail will be provided. Employee will be held accountable for violations of the Responsible Use Policy and must understand that disciplinary action may be taken.

Spencer County Public Schools and its Board of Education (hereafter referred to as “the District”) provides its student, employee and community reasonable access to a variety of “district technological resources” (including, but not limited to, access to the Internet and end user devices). These resources provide opportunities to enhance learning, improve communication, and connect users to both our local and global community. The access to these resources is permitted when exercised in an appropriate and responsible manner as required by this policy and related procedures, which applies to all parties who use District technology. The District intends that students and employees benefit from these resources while remaining within the bounds of safe, legal and responsible use. Accordingly, the District establishes this policy to govern student and employee use of school district technological resources. This policy applies regardless of whether such use occurs on or off school district property, and it applies to all school district technological resources, including but not limited to device networks and connections, the resources, tools and learning environments made available by or on the networks, and all devices that connect to those networks.

REQUIRED EXPECTATIONS FOR USE OF DISTRICT TECHNOLOGY (GENERAL) School district technological resources may be used by students, employees and others only with authorization by the District. The use of district technological resources is a privilege, not a right. Individual users of district technological resources are responsible for all behavior and communications when using those resources. Responsible use of school district technological resources is use that is ethical, academically honest, supportive of student learning, and respectful. General student and employee behavior standards, including those prescribed in applicable board policies, school handbooks and other regulations and school rules, apply to the use of the Internet and other school technological resources. Additional rules are outlined below for Employees (Section B). These rules are intended to clarify expectations for conduct but should not be construed as all-inclusive. Prohibited use includes using digital resources to establish third-party email accounts not administered by the District, as well as accessing sexually explicit materials. District materials shall not be used for any purpose prohibited by law, including those relating to copyrights and trademarks, confidential information, and public records. Individuals shall reimburse the District for repair or replacement of District property lost, stolen, or damaged while under their care. Individuals are responsible for turning in district technology such as laptops to their school or the District’s central office in a timely manner when they are no longer students or employees of the district. This technology should be in at least as good condition as when it was taken possession by the user, accommodating for normal wear and tear over time. Students and staff members who deface a District web site or social media account, or otherwise make unauthorized changes, shall be subject to disciplinary action, up to and including termination (employees) and expulsion (students) as appropriate. Before using school district technological resources, students and employees must sign a statement indicating that they understand and will strictly comply with these requirements. In the case of students, their parent/guardian must also cosign this statement. Failure to adhere to these requirements will result in disciplinary action, including revocation of user privileges. For students with take-home district devices, a violation may result in becoming “day users” who must check out their device every morning and return it every day at the end of school. Willful misuse may result in in disciplinary action and/or criminal prosecution under applicable state and federal law, up to and including termination (employees) and expulsion (students) for violating this policy and responsible use rules and regulations established by the school or District.

B. RESPONSIBLE USE OF TECHNOLOGY BY EMPLOYEES 1. Employees are responsible for the security of their individual passwords/credentials. Security breach of personal information due to credential neglect, will result in in disciplinary action and/or criminal prosecution under applicable state and federal law, up to and including termination (employees) for violating this policy and responsible use rules and regulations established by the school or District. 2. Employees are encouraged to use electronic mail and other District technology resources to promote student learning and communication with the home and education related entities. If these resources are used, they shall be used for purposes directly related to work activities. All Work-related email should not be deleted for a period of two (2) years. 3. Technology based materials, activities and communication tools shall be appropriate for and within the range of knowledge, understanding, age and maturity of students with whom they are used. To ensure this, teachers shall make reasonable efforts to supervise students’ use of district technology (including laptops and access to the Internet) during instructional time. 4. District employees and activity sponsors may set up blogs, websites, and other social networking accounts using District resources and following District guidelines to promote communication and learning with students, parents, and the community concerning school related activities and for the purpose of supplementing classroom instruction. However, district employees shall not create or use personal existing social networking sites to which they invite students to be friends or otherwise “follow” them. 5. In order for District employees and activity sponsors to utilize a social networking site for instructional, administrative or other work-related communication/learning purposes, they shall comply with the following: Staff members will set up the site following any District guidelines developed by this policy and the supervisor. b. Guidelines may specify whether access to the site must be given to school / District technology staff. c. The sponsoring staff member is responsible for the following: Monitoring and managing the site to promote safe and acceptable use; and Observing confidentiality restrictions concerning release of student information under state and federal law. This includes the release of video, still pictures, or audio of a student to the general public without permission to capture being granted by a parent/guardian. 6. All employees shall be subject to disciplinary action if their conduct relating to use of technology or online resources violates this policy or other applicable policy, statutory or regulatory provisions governing employee conduct. The Professional Code of Ethics for Kentucky School Certified Personnel requires certified staff to protect the health, safety and emotional wellbeing of students and confidentiality of student information. Conduct in violation of this Code, including but not limited to, such conduct relating to the use of technology or online resources, must be reported to Education Professional Standards Board (EPSB) as required by law and may form the basis for disciplinary action up to and including termination.

This concludes this Responsible Use Policy agreement. Please complete this form and questionnaire to comply with this contract.