Suspension of Suspension of computer 8.2 Sending unsolicited Suspension of computer privileges for junk mail, "for computer privileges for up the balance of profit" messages, privileges for up to 90 school the high school chain letters. to 90 school days. days. career. 9.0 Group I Network Security – Discretion of the classroom teacher and principal and Loss of computer may result in privileges for removal from 180 school days. class for 90 May include school days. May financial include financial restitution to the 9.1 Attempting to gain, restitution to the injured parties to or gaining injured parties to the limit unauthorized access the limit allowable by to remote systems. allowable by law. law. Loss of computer Suspension of privileges for computer 180 school days. privileges for 90 May include school days. May financial include financial restitution to the restitution to the injured parties to injured parties to the limit 9.2 Decryption of system the limit allowable by passwords. allowable by law. law. Discretion of the classroom teacher and principal and may result in Loss of computer removal from the privileges for class for 90 180 school days. school days. May May include include financial financial restitution to the restitution to the limit allowable by limit allowable law for the by law for the 9.3 Copying system files violation of site violation of site or copyrighted license license materials. restrictions. restrictions. Treated as disruptive conduct (see 4.2 above). Student may be Student will be responsible for responsible for financial financial restitution to the restitution to the 9.4 Customizing of extent allowable extent allowable stations. by law. by law.
8.2 Sending unsolicited junk mail, "for profit" messages, chain letters. Suspension of computer privileges for up to 90 school days. Suspension of computer privileges for up to 90 school days. Suspension of computer privileges for the balance of the high school career. 9.0 Group I – Network Security 9.1 Attempting to gain, or gaining unauthorized access to remote systems. Discretion of the classroom teacher and principal and may result in removal from class for 90 school days. May include financial restitution to the injured parties to the limit allowable by law. Loss of computer privileges for 180 school days. May include financial restitution to the injured parties to the limit allowable by law. 9.2 Decryption of system passwords. Suspension of computer privileges for 90 school days. May include financial restitution to the injured parties to the limit allowable by law. Loss of computer privileges for 180 school days. May include financial restitution to the injured parties to the limit allowable by law. 9.3 Copying system files or copyrighted materials. Discretion of the classroom teacher and principal and may result in removal from the class for 90 school days. May include financial restitution to the limit allowable by law for the violation of site license restrictions. Loss of computer privileges for 180 school days. May include financial restitution to the limit allowable by law for the violation of site license restrictions. 9.4 Customizing of stations. Treated as disruptive conduct (see 4.2 above). Student may be responsible for financial restitution to the extent allowable by law. Student will be responsible for financial restitution to the extent allowable by law.
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