Student Access and Monitoring Sample Clauses

Student Access and Monitoring. All computer-related activities are monitored including but limited to on-line actions such as website access, newsgroup, protocol, bandwidth and network use. The school has the right to search, access or monitor Chromebooks at any time. Our Internet filtering software allows for the blocking of inappropriate websites and is in effect only when students are accessing the Internet at school. While it attempts to filter objectionable content, it may not be 100% effective.
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Student Access and Monitoring. The computer is the property of the school district, and the school has the right to search the computer at any time. • The District’s filter allows the district to block websites which are inappropriate for students. When not at school, students can access the Internet if they have Internet access available to them in their home or other locations. It is therefore important for parents/guardians to determine if setting up Internet filters at home would be appropriate for their family. • Students who access inappropriate sites during the school day or are accessing sites that are not related to the class they are in will face disciplinary action from the teacher and/or administration. • If sites are accessed by accident (which does occur at times) it is recommended that the student immediately move to another site, and immediately report the incident to an adult. Digital Citizenship will be taught in every technology class in the Ferndale School District. Within this curriculum students will be educated on acceptable standards of online behavior. While we do our best to provide filters on our system to ensure the safety of our students it is important that parents and teachers work together to continue the conversation of how students can stay safe use online resources in an ethical manner. Student Use in the Classroom • Students will be required to take their computer to class each day, unless told differently by the teacher for that specific day. • It is the student’s responsibility to charge their computers at home each night and bring their devices fully charged each morning. Teachers will be designing many of their lessons and classroom based on students having access to their computer. If a student does not have their computer and/or it is not charged, they will still be required to participate in the day’s activity with alternative tools/materials. Loss or Theft of Computer • Computers that are lost or stolen need to be reported to the office immediately. • If a computer is lost, stolen, or vandalized while not at a Ferndale School District sponsored event, the parent shall file a police report. • If it is determined that the loss or damage is due to student negligence, the student and/or parent is financially responsible for the replacement of the device. Ear Buds/Headphones • The use of ear buds and/or headphone in class and/or during study times are at the teacher/supervisor’s discretion. • Ear buds will not be provided by Ferndale School Distric...
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