Youth Expectations Sample Clauses

Youth Expectations. 1. Technology is a privilege and not a right. I am willing to continue the responsible behaviors I have displayed to earn this privilege.
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Youth Expectations. A description of the characteristics (including learning difficulties, substance abuse problems, and other special needs of the children and youth who will be returning from correctional facilities and, as appropriate, other at-risk children and youth expected to be served by the program, and a description of how the school will coordinate existing educational programs to meet the unique educational needs of such children. Milwaukee County Youth Education Center serves adjudicated youth that are incarcerated as adults in an adult facility potentially for as long as three or more years. These students need extra support because they are isolated from friends and family. The enrolled youth have a range of special eduction needs, AODA needs, counseling needs and all are at-risk. The majority of students have their own children and are concerned about xxxxxx care and their continued parental rights. The core academic curriculum and behavior management program are tailored to fit the needs of this population.
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Youth Expectations. Technology is a privilege and not a right. I am willing to continue the responsible behaviors I have displayed to earn this privilege. • I will use any and all technology with integrity. Integrity is defined as: doing the right thing even when no one is watching. • This contract will cover any piece of technology I use, including those owned by my parents, my siblings, and school, and me. This extends to any device that is electronic and connects to the internet. • I will take care of any device I use. Technology is expensive and should be valued as a tool and not some- thing that will be simply be replaced/repaired if damaged. • I will be responsible for any damage repairs or replacement costs made to any devices I use. • I will not “loan” or allow others to use my device(s). • I will always answer my parent(s) calls/texts messages. If I miss a call/text from them I will call/text them back as soon as I see the missed message. Failure to do so will result in (loss of de- vice/suspended privilege/ending of contract, etc.) for (days, weeks, etc.). • I will be permitted to use my device for (minutes/hours) on a school day. On a non-school day I will be permitted to use my device for (minutes/hours). • My device(s) will not be permitted in my room after (designate a time). • My device(s) will be stored/charged at this location in the house: (ex. Basket in the living room). • Related to school, my device will (stay at home, be permitted to take to school). • I will follow the rules/policies of school/work/community areas related to technology. • I will share the passwords to my devices, my app store accounts, and all social media accounts with my parents. This is for my security and safety. If something should ever happen to me, my parent(s) need to be able to access all of my accounts to help locate me. • If I change a password, I will notify you. Any password changes without notifying my parent(s) of the new password will result in a loss of technology privilege until further notice. • I am responsible for a percentage of the monthly cost of my device. The current monthly cost to me will be . This cost will be reassessed at every contract review based upon trend- ing costs of technology, my age, and jobs I acquire. • I will have open communication with my parents about any apps I want to download. • I will not create more than one account for any app. • I understand who someone says they are online is not who they may be in real life. • I will never meet som...
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