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Buckeye Central Local Schools Chromebook 1:1 Policy AgreementJuly 15th, 2022
Buckeye Central students participate in Buckeye Central’s 1:1 Chromebook Program. This initiative has been designed to increase student engagement, extend the learning environment beyond the walls of the classroom, and to prepare our students to be competitive in the 21st century. The chromebook that you will receive is the property of Buckeye Central Local Schools. There are certain responsibilities for both students and parents in regards to using the chromebook that will be issued to the student. The responsibilities, guidelines, and rules are in the Buckeye Central Local School’s 1:1 Chromebook Policy. This entire policy will be posted on the district website and may be found by clicking “forms and links” or you may request a printed copy of the policy from the school. You must read and agree to the terms of this policy. Use of the chromebook provided to the student by the school district is a privilege, not a right. The Board of Education’s loan of equipment is provided for educat
Chromebook 1:1 Policy AgreementMay 13th, 2022
Buckeye Central students participate in Buckeye Central’s 1:1 Chromebook Program. This initiative has been designed to increase student engagement, extend the learning environment beyond the walls of the classroom, and to prepare our students to be competitive in the 21st century. The chromebook that you will receive is the property of Buckeye Central Local Schools. There are certain responsibilities for both students and parents in regards to using the chromebook that will be issued to the student. The responsibilities, guidelines, and rules are in the Buckeye Central Local School’s 1:1 Chromebook Policy. This entire policy is posted on the district website and may be found by clicking District, Departments, and then Technology or you may request a printed copy of the policy from the school. You must read and agree to the terms of this policy. Use of the chromebook provided to the student by the school district is a privilege, not a right. The Board of Education’s loan of equipment is
