To maintain compliance with the mandates from the Federal Children’s Internet Protection Act, the District utilizes content filtering and network monitoring software. It is important that users realize this and recognize their responsibility to act appropriately while using the District computer network. District users must conduct themselves accordingly by exercising good judgement and complying District policy. District network users are responsible for their behavior and communications using the District’s technology and networks. Internet and Technologies Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) The Northeastern Clinton Central School District (NCCS) is providing technologies that allow for network use and Internet access for student, staff, community members, and District guests for educational purposes, classroom & communication activities, career and professional development to increase communication of knowledge on global issues & awareness and research to build 21st life-long learners. Enclosed, please find informational outlines on user responsibilities when using the District’s technologies, network, and Internet. We request that you read the enclosed District’s Internet and and sign and return the user agreement. The user agreement will Technologies Acceptable-Use Policy accompany the District’s Internet and Technologies Acceptable-Use Policy Media Release Form. Use of the District technology is not permitted without a signed user agreement and Media Release Form . Please return Pages 9 and 10 of this document to our District Technology Coordinator. If you have any questions, please contact our Technology Coordinator at 518-298-8638, Extension 2220. Rick Hunter District Technology Coordinator District’s Internet and Technologies Acceptable Use Policy Student Network Account Agreement – date Dear NCCS District Parents, Guardians, Students, and Guests: Enclosed, please find our District’s Internet and Technologies Acceptable Use Policy and Media Release Forms. The policy outlines the District’s requirements and expectations for use of District technology.
To maintain compliance with the mandates from the Federal Children’s Internet Protection Act, the District utilizes content filtering and network monitoring software. It is important that users realize this and recognize their responsibility to act appropriately while using the District computer network. District users must conduct themselves accordingly by exercising good judgement and complying District policy. District network users are responsible for their behavior and communications using the District’s technology and networks. Internet and Technologies Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) The Northeastern Clinton Central School District (NCCS) is providing technologies that allow for network use and Internet access for student, staff, community members, and District guests for educational purposes, classroom & communication activities, career and professional development to increase communication of knowledge on global issues & awareness and research to build 21st life-long learners. Enclosed, please find informational outlines on user responsibilities when using the District’s technologies, network, and Internet. We request that you read the enclosed District’s Internet and Technologies Acceptable-Use Policy and sign and return the user agreement. The user agreement will accompany the District’s Internet and Technologies Acceptable-Use Policy Media Release Form. Use of the District technology is not permitted without a signed user agreement and Media Release Form . Please return Pages 9 and 10 of this document to our District Technology Coordinator. If you have any questions, please contact our Technology Coordinator at 518-298-8638, Extension 2220. Rick Hunter District Technology Coordinator District’s Internet and Technologies Acceptable Use Policy – Student Network Account Agreement date Dear NCCS District Parents, Guardians, Students, and Guests: Enclosed, please find our District’s Internet and Technologies Acceptable Use Policy and Media Release Forms. The policy outlines the District’s requirements and expectations for use of District technology.
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