ACPS Acceptable Use Policy

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ACPS Acceptable Use Policy Grades K-2

A Good Technology User: Uses technology with good intentions and for educational purposes only. Does not use computers or other technology to hurt people or their work.

A Good Technology User: Respects technology as our school’s property. Does not break or hurt the computer or other technology.

A Good Technology User: Practices good citizenship using technology. Does not look at, send, or print bad or mean messages or pictures.

A Good Technology User: Respects the environment. Does not waste paper by printing too much.

A Good Technology User: Respects the rights of others. Does not go into another person’s folders, work, or files without permission.

A Good Technology User: Acts responsibly. Immediately tells an adult if his/her computer or other technology shows bad or inappropriate things.

A Good Technology User: Tells the truth. Does not copy a picture, website, music, video, words, or other work found on the internet without saying who made it.

A Good Technology User: Accepts responsibility. If you do something wrong, expect to be disciplined.

I agree to be a good technology user!