Technology Device Sample Clauses

Technology Device. The individual’s school technology device and accessories (technology device and charger, as well as any additional protective covering provided by the school) must be returned to the school at the end of each year. • Students who graduate early, withdraw, are suspended or expelled, or terminate enrollment for any other reason must return their school technology device on the date of termination. • If a student fails to return the technology device at the end of the school year or upon termination of enrollment, that student/parent/guardian will be subject to a student fine for the replacement cost of the device per the KCS scale (KCS Board Policy- JS- Student Fees and Fines). The technology devices are property of Xxxx County Schools. • The student will be responsible for any damage to the technology device, charger, or protective covering. The student will be charged for any needed repairs, not to exceed the replacement cost of the technology device. Throughout the remainder of this document, the term Technology Device includes the device, charger, warranty, and protective covering. Technology Device Use • The care of the district technology device is the student’s responsibility. Students should not lend their technology device to another person. Each technology device is assigned to an individual student and the responsibility for the care of the technology device rests solely with that student. • Students should never leave the technology device unattended. When not in a student’s possession, the technology device should be in a secure, locked environment (For example, students are strongly encouraged to have locks on their school lockers). • Students need to charge their technology device each night at home so that it is fully charged when they arrive to school each day. •Failure to bring the district issued technology device (no personal home device) or other class materials does not release a student from his/her responsibility for class work. If a student repeatedly fails to bring materials to class, including the technology device, progressive discipline procedures will be followed. •The technology device is the property of the Xxxx County Schools and may be collected and inspected at any time. Students have no right to privacy for any material on a district technology device. •Each technology device has a unique serial number and asset tag. Students should not modify or remove the tag. Students should not write on, draw on, or add stickers or la...
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Technology Device. The Wickliffe City School District will be supplying students with a technology device. This device will be the property of the district. The technology device will loaned to students to access educational materials needed for instruction during the school year. The device will allow students to access educational programs required by the curriculum. The device is an educational tool and not intended for gaming, social media/networking or high end computing.
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