RESTRICTED MATERIAL ON THE INTERNET. The internet and electronic communications offer fluid environments in which students may access or be exposed to materials and information from diverse and rapidly changing sources, including some that may be harmful to students. The board recognizes that it is impossible to predict with certainty what information on the internet students may access or obtain. Nevertheless, SASED personnel shall take reasonable precautions to prevent students from accessing material and information that is obscene, pornographic, or otherwise harmful to minors, including violence, nudity, or graphic language that does not serve a legitimate pedagogical purpose. The Executive Director shall ensure that technology protection measures are used as provided for in the Children’s Internet Protection Act (CIPA) and are disabled or minimized only when permitted by law and board policy. The board is not responsible for the content accessed by users who connect to the internet via their personal mobile device. Email shall be used for educational or work purposes only. Personnel and students shall not be allowed to use SASED’s email for anonymous messages or communications unrelated to the school program. Personnel and students shall not use email to create, communicate, repeat, or otherwise convey or receive confidential student information, any message or information which is illegal, indecent, obscene, harmful to minors, defamatory, likely to constitute harassment of another staff member, student, or any other individual, likely to cause disruption in the schools, or is otherwise inconsistent with SASED’s curriculum and educational mission.
RESTRICTED MATERIAL ON THE INTERNET. The Internet and electronic communications offer fluid environments in which students may access or be exposed to materials and information from diverse and rapidly changing sources, including some that may be harmful to students. It is impossible to predict with certainty what information on the Internet students may access or obtain. Nevertheless school district personnel will endeavor to take reasonable precautions to prevent students from accessing material and information that is obscene, pornographic or otherwise harmful to minors, including violence, nudity, or graphic language that does not serve a legitimate pedagogical purpose. If content, which might be considered sensitive, is used during a course, teacher will review the materials according to KCS Board Policy- IFAB- Selection of Instructional Materials (Other than Textbooks).
RESTRICTED MATERIAL ON THE INTERNET. The Internet and electronic communications offer fluid environments in which students may access or be exposed to materials and information from diverse and rapidly changing sources, including some that may be harmful to students. The board recognizes that it is impossible to predict with certainty what information on the Internet students may access or obtain. Nevertheless, school system personnel shall take reasonable precautions to prevent students from accessing material and information that is obscene, pornographic, or otherwise harmful to minors, including violence, nudity, or graphic language that does not serve a legitimate pedagogical purpose. The superintendent shall ensure that technology protection measures are used as provided in policy 3226/4205, Internet Safety, and are disabled or minimized only when permitted by law and board policy. The board is not responsible for the content accessed by users who connect to the Internet via their personal mobile telephone technology (e.g., 3G, 4G service).
