Chromebook Costs Sample Clauses

Chromebook Costs. Students are responsible for all physical damage done to their Chromebook. The cost will be what the school district has to pay for the replacement parts, unless the student’s parent/guardian purchases Chromebook insurance. Consequences for Violations: Violations of these Acceptable Use Policy rules may result in disciplinary action. Consequences may include, but not be limited to, the loss of a user's privileges to use the school's information technology resources. Further disciplinary actions may be imposed in accordance with the Code of Conduct up to and including suspension, or expulsion, depending on the degree and severity of the violation. Supervision and Monitoring The use of District-owned information technology resources is not private. School and administrators, and their authorized employees, monitor the use of information technology resources to help ensure that users are secure and in conformity with this policy. Administrators and teachers reserve the right to examine devices (personal or school owned) in order to further the health, safety, discipline, or security of any student. They may also use this information in disciplinary actions, and will furnish evidence of crime to law enforcement. The district reserves the right to determine which uses constitute acceptable use and to limit access to such uses. The district also reserves the right to limit the time of access and priorities among competing acceptable uses.
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Chromebook Costs. Students are responsible for all physical damage done to their Chromebook. The cost will be what the school district has to pay for the replacement parts. Consequences for Violations Violations of these Acceptable Use Policy rules may result in disciplinary action. Consequences may include, but not be limited to, the loss of a user's privileges to use the school's information technology resources. Further disciplinary actions may be imposed in accordance with the Code of Conduct up to and including suspension, or expulsion, depending on the degree and severity of the violation. See student discipline ladder for likely discipline that will be handed out for violations of the Acceptable Use Policy.
Chromebook Costs. Students are responsible for all physical damage done to their Chromebook whether accidental or intentional (parts, labor, and shipping unless insurance is purchased). The costs below include both parts and labor that will be billed to the student unless insurance was purchased. Approximate costs are: ● Up to $320 total replacement ● $75 LED panel ● $100 motherboard ● $75 touch panel ● $45 battery ● $75 keyboard ● $45 charger ● $15 charging port

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