Reporting Required. ● Damage, loss or theft must be reported immediately to the school officials. Students must provide all necessary information pertaining to the circumstances of the damage/loss of the Chromebook. Parents/guardians and students will cooperate with school and/or law enforcement authorities and others involved in the actions and procedures that follow to repair, replace or recover the devices. ● In case of theft, vandalism, or other criminal acts, a police report MUST be filed with the local police department and a copy submitted to the office of the school where the student attends. ● Damaged equipment or technical problems must be reported to the IT Department immediately. Students and/or staff are required to submit, via online tech-request, the information about the device issues for troubleshooting or repair. Damage resulting from normal use and accidents will be repaired and/or replaced through the vendors warranty time frames. Missing Chromebooks: ● Missing Chromebooks must be reported immediately to the Principal (or designee) to investigate the circumstances and to follow up with parents. ● The IT technician will track the missing device using tracking software and will report any findings to the principal (or designee). ● Only the principal can authorize for a student to receive a loaner (when there is a loaner available) if the assigned Chromebook is missing. ● Loaners can only be assigned on the day-to-day basis based on availability. On-loan Chromebooks are mainly intended to temporarily replace broken/in-repair ones. ● Per this 1:1 Agreement, parents are responsible to pay when the missing Chromebook is not returned. On-loan Chromebooks: Loaner Day-use Chromebooks may be issued to students (if available) when they leave their school-issued Chromebook for repair. ● All user’s responsibilities described in this document apply for loaner Chromebooks. ● Chromebooks on-loan may not be taken home, unless permitted by the school administration for specific required tasks.
Reporting Required. A. The Contractor shall furnish the Agency on a timely basis (according to agreement with the project’s local evaluation officer), reports in the manner and meeting the specifications listed below:
Reporting Required. The Department of Information Technology shall report biennially to the Joint Legislative Oversight Committee on Information Technology and the Fiscal Research Division on the number of information technology service contractors in each State agency, the cost for each, and the comparable cost, including benefits, of a State employee serving in that capacity rather than a contractor.
Reporting Required. This section must include general information about the type (e.g., financial or performance), frequency, and means of submission (paper or elec- tronic) of post-Federal award reporting re- quirements. Highlight any special reporting requirements for Federal awards under this funding opportunity that differ (e.g., by re- port type, frequency, form/format, or cir- cumstances for use) from what the Federal awarding agency’s Federal awards usually require.
Reporting Required. Member must report to XXXX any information it has or obtains related to a current or past violation of XXXX policies or guidelines resulting in abuse of Services.
Reporting Required. Phase I - Consists of site description, review of historical and regulatory data and a physical inspection. If no potential contamination is indicated, the report should so state, and a specific statement should be made that no further investigation is required (see content requirements below).
Reporting Required. Phase I - consists of site description, review of historical and regulatory data and physical inspection. The firm or environmental professional will follow the standard practices set out in the ASTM E 1527-00 guidelines in conducting the Phase I Site Assessment and drafting the Report and in preparing the Findings and Conclusions. All deletions and deviations from the
