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Allowed Device Types: Any device that is Wi-Fi Capable

 We are not requiring any student to have a device.

 If a child cannot provide a device they will not be left out.  If a student doesn't have their own technology, they will be able to work in groups with one device.

 Decreases cost of supplying technology  Broadens learning beyond the classroom  Takes advantage of teachable moments  Increases interest  Access information and tools  Prepares students for higher education and tomorrow’s workplace

 Access current references and information (Atlas, Almanac, Dictionary, Thesaurus, Weather, Current events, Translator, etc.)  Take and share notes; access notes from web pages  Access teacher & content websites  Organization – calendar/ files/ assignments, etc.  Student and teacher collaboration  Document labs; take surveys  Study aide  Much more

 Students are responsible to safeguard, supervise and secure their devices.  Students are expected to RESPECT the property of others.  Teachers will secure classrooms.  The school will handle theft or damage as a discipline matter.  Students will not be required to have other students use their device.

 Students must be RESPONSIBLE – same expectation for computer use.  Only School Wi-Fi can be used to access internet (NO cell phone – 3G/4G access allowed). Turn it off!  Wi-Fi has district filter.  Teacher may confiscate any device being used inappropriately.  School discipline procedures will be enforced.  Teachers will monitor use at all times.

 Teachers have complete control over the use of devices in their classroom.  “DEVICE UP” & “DEVICE DOWN”  Teachers will let students know in advance when devices can be used in a lesson.  Students NOT allowed to use their devices in common areas: before school, gym, cafeteria, bus room, etc.

 Devices can only be used for educational purposes and under the direct supervision of school personnel.  Students are not allowed to use their devices for recreational use.  Ear buds/Headphones must be used at all times.  Cell phones are not to be seen outside of the classroom. This also applies to headphones and ear buds.

 Use of any device to bully, harass, or intimidate anyone.  Taking photographs, videos, or audio recordings of another student or teacher without their permission.  Using devices to cheat on assignments or tests.  Recording, posting, or transmitting images or videos of ANYONE unless it is related to an academic assignment AND approved by the teacher.  Social Media is not allowed in school.  Use of mobile phones for voice, text, or communication.

Consequences:  Detention  In School Suspension  Out of School Suspension  Confiscated Device  Loss of the Right to Use a Device at School  Internet Privileges Revoked

Cyberbullying WILL NOT be tolerated! Cyberbullying is…..  spreading rumors, lies, and gossip electronically.  embarrassing someone with photos or video.  sending threatening or intimidating messages. MAXIMUM PENALTY = Expulsion The administration may also report the incident to the police.

The use of any device in school is a privilege, NOT a right! Privileges can be revoked or lost!

What questions or concerns do you have?