PHONE USAGE. Faculty members shall be provided with a phone in each faculty office to be used for inter-district and local calls related to college business. The District shall pay for all costs related to the use of the phones. Faculty members shall pay all costs the District incurs for long distance personal usage.
PHONE USAGE. Telephone training should be provided by the supervisor and should include the proper way to answer the telephone, placing a caller on hold, transferring a call, and taking a message. Students should limit use of the phone for personal calls and may not make long-distance personal calls from work. Students should limit use of their cell phone during work hours for only urgent issues. Departmental Dress Code Individual departments should communicate what constitutes appropriate dress. Business casual dress is generally appropriate for most departments on most days, although certain activities may warrant something more formal or more casual. Although we understand that our students may not have the funds to purchase new clothes to wear to work, modest, clean and appropriate dress is expected. Student Print Name Supervisor Print Name Student Employee Signature Date Supervisor Signature Date
PHONE USAGE. 1. How would prefer cell phone conversations be handled within the room?
PHONE USAGE. Due to the Camp’s location, cell phone service is not available at the Camp. Camp staff may permit you to use land lines to make local, emergency, and 911 calls. If Guest wishes to make long distance calls, Guest will either need a calling card or Guest must call collect.
PHONE USAGE. The local phone system is to be used for educational/instructional purposes and for contacts with school officials and parents. Classroom instructional time is not to be interrupted, except in the case of emergencies. All phones are to be answered by school staff members. Only under rare circumstances are students (with staff permission) to be allowed to use the school’s phone system. SENATE BILL 230 Senate Bill 230 requires the school district to utilize filtering technology to insure that sexually explicit material is not made available to students. The Bath County School district uses proxy servers at the district level along with Microsoft Threat Management Gateway (TMG) software to meet the state mandate. Filtering software is not 100% effective, thus filtering is not a complete solution in itself. Parental consent is to be obtained prior to granting students’ access to the Internet, and teachers are to supervise student computer use. School Technology Coordinators will randomly, not less than twice per year, audit (not less than three) computers to determine if they have been used to access sexually explicit or other objectionable material. The School Technology Coordinator will make a report on the computers audited to the District Technology Coordinator and to the building principal. By signing the user agreement/parent permission form, the staff member/student has agreed to abide by the Bath County Acceptable Use Policy.
PHONE USAGE. Telephone service is provided to the property at the above listed number for local and domestic long distance. Any charges incurred to the Property phone number shall be the responsibility of the Guest, including but not limited to, international calling, and pay for use phone services.
PHONE USAGE. A child may not call home to make arrangements to go home with a friend, to have a parent/guardian bring forgotten band instruments, books, assignments, etc. As a rule, neither teachers nor pupils are called to the phone during the hours of class. Messages may be left with the school office if it is necessary to contact either a student or teacher. Children may not use the school phone except in cases of an emergency or with the permission of the principal.
PHONE USAGE. Each student has the right to converse with their family and friends. Students must be mindful of their conversations and make sure they are not interrupting the study / sleep schedule of their roommates. o What times works best for us to be on the phone? o Where can we talk on the phone? o Alerts on or off? o What is an appropriate ringer volume/tone? o Can we talk on speaker mode? o Can we talk using FaceTime? o Do we use headphones whentalking via FaceTime / phone audio?
PHONE USAGE. (What hours are “too late” for the phone to ring) _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ PERSONAL POSSESSIONS: (List all items to be mutually shared and all items that are personal and not to be used by each other) _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
PHONE USAGE. If you select to have a land line telephone, how will messages be delivered to roommates? Communication: How will you communicate with each other when there is a problem? Other House Rules: We have agreed on the above guidelines. Date: Resident’s signature Resident’s signature Resident’s signature Resident’s signature Resident’s signature Resident’s signature Resident’s signature Resident’s signature
