the following: Verbal warning/reprimand Written warning/reprimand entered in student’s file Suspension An apology to the victim Counselor referral A parent/student/administrator conference Police involvement Loss of privilege to participate in extracurricular activities for a specific period of time Community service Other consequences deemed appropriate by the school or district Consequences will be assigned which may include Notification of Superintendent of Schools TECHNOLOGY-COMPUTER AND INTERNET ACCEPTABLE USE POLICY Digital Technology Policy Policy Statement. The School District makes available various forms of DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY to its students for educational purposes and to certain of its employee to advance the education of students or to advance the legitimate business of the School District. These are no other purposes are the exclusive purposes that the School District makes DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY available to its students and to certain of its employees. Definitions. The following when set forth in this policy in capital letters, shall have the meaning set forth in the following definitions unless the context clearly indicates otherwise: shall mean desktops, laptops, workstations, servers, and PDA’s or any “COMPUTER(S)” other digital device in the nature of the desktops, laptops, workstations, servers or PDA’s. TECHNOLOGY” shall mean all forms of DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY, INCLUDING “DIGITAL software, hardware, and digital services of any nature and kind, that is based on digital technology and that is: Owned, leased or licensed to the School District; That is provided directly or indirectly by the School District to its employees or students; or That is accessed by or through DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY that is owned, leased, or licensed to the School District and that is supplied by the School District to students or employees. TECHNOLOGY” INCLUDES COMPUTERS; servers; “DIGITAL networks; programs; software; digital files, folders, data and records of any nature; the Internet; cell phones; beepers; PDA’s; modems; voicemail; e-mail; chat rooms; instant messaging; user groups; and similar technologies. and shall mean inclusive but not limited to and /or by way of “INCLUDES” “INCLUDING” example and not limitation. ID” shall mean the identification number(s) or letter(s)that is unique and that is “USER assigned to the individual student or employee. shall mean the Superintendent, or the Acting Superintendent or Interim “SUPERINTENDENT” Superintendent, or the designee of any of them. Prohibitions: Students, employees and visitors of the School District shall not:
the following: Verbal warning/reprimand Written warning/reprimand entered in student’s file Suspension An apology to the victim Counselor referral A parent/student/administrator conference Police involvement Loss of privilege to participate in extracurricular activities for a specific period of time Community service Other consequences deemed appropriate by the school or district Consequences will be assigned which may include Notification of Superintendent of Schools TECHNOLOGY-COMPUTER AND INTERNET ACCEPTABLE USE POLICY Digital Technology Policy Policy Statement. The School District makes available various forms of DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY to its students for educational purposes and to certain of its employee to advance the education of students or to advance the legitimate business of the School District. These are no other purposes are the exclusive purposes that the School District makes DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY available to its students and to certain of its employees. Definitions. The following when set forth in this policy in capital letters, shall have the meaning set forth in the following definitions unless the context clearly indicates otherwise: “COMPUTER(S)” shall mean desktops, laptops, workstations, servers, and PDA’s or any other digital device in the nature of the desktops, laptops, workstations, servers or PDA’s. “DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY” shall mean all forms of DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY, INCLUDING software, hardware, and digital services of any nature and kind, that is based on digital technology and that is: Owned, leased or licensed to the School District; That is provided directly or indirectly by the School District to its employees or students; or That is accessed by or through DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY that is owned, leased, or licensed to the School District and that is supplied by the School District to students or employees. “DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY” INCLUDES COMPUTERS; servers; networks; programs; software; digital files, folders, data and records of any nature; the Internet; cell phones; beepers; PDA’s; modems; voicemail; e-mail; chat rooms; instant messaging; user groups; and similar technologies. “INCLUDES” and “INCLUDING” shall mean inclusive but not limited to and /or by way of example and not limitation. “USER ID” shall mean the identification number(s) or letter(s)that is unique and that is assigned to the individual student or employee. “SUPERINTENDENT” shall mean the Superintendent, or the Acting Superintendent or Interim Superintendent, or the designee of any of them. Prohibitions: Students, employees and visitors of the School District shall not:
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