Technology Policy. It is the policy of Falcon School District 49 to mandate and expect that technology, including the internet system be used in a responsible manner. Falcon School District 49 has established policies and procedures for the use of all technology systems along with rules governing the behavior for accessing the system. All electronic communications, including email and internet communications should conform to the district's acceptable use policies. Those who do not comply with the standards of behavior outlined in the Falcon School District 49 Acceptable Use Agreement (AUA) and BOE policies JS and JS-R may lose their privileges to use the system and/or be subject to disciplinary action that may result in the loss of network privileges and/or additional disciplinary action up to and including referral for legal action. The purpose of the Internet is to augment our information base after other authoritative sources have been exhausted. Students shall have no expectation of privacy when using Falcon School District 49 email or computer systems. Students shall not use their Kindle to collect identifying information about other students including, but not limited to, the camera or voice recordings. Using the camera or recording devices in an inappropriate manner can result in criminal charges. Email messages shall be used only for approved educational purposes. Students must use appropriate language in all messages. Students are expected to use the system following guidelines approved by teachers or the administration. Any email or computer application or information in school computers or computer systems is subject to monitoring by the staff and/or administration. The school retains the right to duplicate any information created by students in a computer system or on any individual computer. Students who violate these rules, or any other classroom rules relating to computer use, are subject to disciplinary action up to and including suspension from school.
Technology Policy. It is the policy of Pleckgate High School to mandate and expect that technology, including the internet system be used in a responsible manner. Pleckgate High School has established policies and procedures for the use of all technology systems along with rules governing the behaviour for accessing the system. All electronic communications, including email and internet communications should conform to the school’s acceptable use policies. Those who do not comply with the standards of behaviour outlined in the Acceptable Use Policy, Student/Parent iPad Agreement or Parent/Student Handbook may lose their privileges to use the system and/or be subject to disciplinary action that may result in the loss of network privileges and/or additional disciplinary action. Students shall have no expectation of privacy when using Pleckgate High School email or computer systems. Email messages shall be used only for approved educational purposes. Students must use appropriate language in all messages. Students are expected to use the system following guidelines approved by teachers or the administration. Any email or computer application or information in school computers or computer systems is subject to monitoring by the staff and/or administration. The school retains the right to duplicate any information created by students in a computer system or on any individual computer. Students who violate these rules, or any other classroom rules relating to computer use, are subject to disciplinary action up to and including expulsion from the school.
Technology Policy. On September 11, 2012, the SFPUC adopted a Technology Policy, by Resolution No. 12-0165, that seeks to take advantage of innovative technologies to benefit ratepayers in a manner that is consistent with the Commission’s Budgetary and Ratepayer Assurance policies, practices, and endorsed Level of Service (LOS) goals. The key principles and criteria shall be consistent with the Triple Bottom Line framework, which includes economic, environmental, social, leadership, and transparency principles. xxxxx://xxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxxxxxx.xxx/fds/fds.aspx?lib=SFPUC&doc=1064756&data=409931060
Technology Policy. Technology devices are permitted when used for educational purposes instructed by a St. Clare Catholic Academy Faculty or Staff member. Students are prohibited from exploring other search engines and websites other than those assigned. Students who misuse the use of technology will be prohibited from using technology devices in the future. The Academy is not responsible for any lost items or broken items. Safety Policy- Parents are responsible to ensure the safety of ALL STUDENTS. To ensure safety, do not double park or block driveways in all streets surrounding St. Clare Catholic Academy. In addition, do not park on 241st Street blocking the bus route for our students who get on and off the bus or in the school yard regardless of the weather. For the safety of all students, no one other than a Faculty or Staff member may go beyond the main office without an appointment or being escorted. All students will be dismissed from the building regardless of inclement weather. PS 38 and the Brookville Park will be used as evacuation sites for St. Clare Catholic Academy students as stated in our Crisis Management Plan. St. Clare Catholic Academy reserves the right to take students to a safe environment in the event of an emergency. As a precaution, St. Clare Catholic Academy uses insecticides for pest control. In order to maintain an environment free from pests, a company comes in every 1st and 3rd Friday of each month to spray. This is done after normal school hours. If you wish to be notified 48 hours before a treatment, please send a written request. Pictures of students are taken throughout the year and posted in the school, on our website, on our social media outlets and sent to local papers to promote St. Clare Catholic Academy. Please initial below if you do not want your child/children to be photographed . ________ I do NOT give permission for my child/children to be photographed.
Technology Policy. The Company reserves the broadest possible rights to ensure that all electronic communication systems, including electronic mail (“e-mail”), voice mail, internet access and faxes, computers, peripherals and related software (“business tools”) are provided by the Company and used by Trading Representatives to perform their job responsibilities in the most productive and efficient manner. E-mail or Internet access is provided to conduct official Company business. Limited and incidental use not related to Company business must be kept to a reasonable level consistent with what would be appropriate for personal phone calls or personal e-mail usage. Users with Internet access must abide by all software license agreements, copyright laws, trademark laws, patent laws, intellectual property laws, and applicable State and Federal laws. Communications systems are the sole property of the Company and not the individual property of Trading Representatives. As such, Trading Representatives should not consider any information created or disseminated through the use of communication systems to be private. The Company reserves the right New Jersey Natural Gas Company Risk Management Committee Guideline and Procedures to inspect and monitor all business tools for compliance at any time. All computer systems are password protected. Each user is responsible for preserving the security of their password, workstation, and company data, which includes periodic password changes. Users are responsible for the activity performed with the User ID, whether or not they executed the task. No user shall access another user’s communication systems without express permission from the senior officer of the business unit to do so. Such permission is not necessary in the event of an audit, or other Company action referred to above. Further written policies regarding technology matters are available from the Chief Compliance Officer. Policies Governing the Reporting of Trade Data to Index Developers Consistent with its general policy to support the development and publication of natural gas price indices, as well as the general standards embodied herein, it is the Company’s policy to furnish accurate, complete and timely trade data to approved index developers in accordance with the following principles: • Confidentiality - Trade data will be submitted only where protected by a confidentiality agreement with the index developer. • Separation from Trading Function - The NJRES Manager of Credi...
Technology Policy. The Town has implemented an "in-car video system and mobile video recording" policy as developed in conjunction with the Union. Any future substantive changes to the policy and/or procedure shall be negotiated with the Union.
Technology Policy. The Client is responsible for any technical difficulties or connectivity problems, and any time that the Client spends addressing the technical difficulties or connectivity problems will be deducted from the Client’s appointment time.
Technology Policy. A. Contractor hereby attests that it is familiar with Milwaukee County’s Code of Ethics which states, in part, that “No person may offer to give to any County officer or employee or his immediate family, and no County Officer, or employee or his immediate family, may solicit or receive anything of value pursuant to an understanding that such officer’s or employee’s vote, official actions or judgment would be influenced thereby.”
Technology Policy. Members are prohibited from using personal cell phones and/or electronic devices during camp. Please limit calling your children at the Club to
