Behaviors And Consequences Sample Clauses

Behaviors And Consequences. Appropriate Codes of Conduct and Disciplinary Measures are outlined in the school handbook for students, and in the faculty handbook for faculty and staff. • Tampering with computer security systems and/or applications and/or documents and/or equipment will be considered vandalism, destruction, and defacement of school property. Please be advised, it is a federal offense (Felony) to break into any security systems. Financial and legal consequences of such actions are the responsibility of the user (staff, volunteer, student) and student's parent or guardian. • Any student or employee to attempts to bypass the school security services will face disciplinary consequences. • Vandalism will result in cancellation of privileges, disciplinary action and restitution for costs associated with hardware, software, and system restoration. Vandalism is defined as any malicious attempt to harm or destroy data of another user, the Internet, hardware, software or the network. This includes, but is not limited to, the uploading or creating of computer viruses. • In the event that there is a claim that a student user has violated any of the Acceptable Use Agreement, she/he will be provided with written notice of the suspected violation and given an opportunity to be heard by the school administrator.
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Behaviors And Consequences. Appropriate Codes of Conduct and Disciplinary Measures are outlined in the school handbook for students, and in the faculty handbook for faculty and staff. The school administration reserves the right to administer appropriate consequences for inappropriate technology use, access and behavior. • Tampering with computer security systems and/or applications and/or documents and/or equipment will be considered vandalism, destruction, and defacement of school property. Please be advised, it is a federal offense (Felony) to break into any security systems. Financial and legal consequences of such actions are the responsibility of the user (staff, volunteer, student) and student's parent or guardian. • Any student or employee to attempts to bypass the school security services will face disciplinary consequences. • Any student or employee using another person’s credentials to access applications or the network (whether or not the person knows/approves) will face disciplinary action. NEVER USE ANOTHER PERSON’S CREDENTIALS. Ever. Seek supervisor assistance if needed. • Vandalism will result in cancellation of privileges, disciplinary action and restitution for costs associated with hardware, software, and system restoration. Vandalism is defined as any malicious attempt to harm or destroy data of another user, the Internet, hardware, software or the network. This includes, but is not limited to, the uploading or creating of computer viruses. • In the event that there is a claim that a student user has violated any of the Acceptable Use Agreement, she/he will be provided with written notice of the suspected violation and given an opportunity to be heard by the school administrator. • In the event that there is a claim that an employee user has violated any of the Acceptable Use Agreement, she/he will be provided with written notice of the suspected violation and given an opportunity to be heard by the school administrator.
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Behaviors And Consequences. Appropriate Codes of Conduct and Disciplinary Measures are outlined in the school handbook for students, and in the faculty handbook for faculty and staff.  Tampering with computer security systems and/or applications and/or documents and/or equipment will be considered vandalism, destruction, and defacement of school property. Please be advised, it is a federal offense (Felony) to break into any security systems. Financial and legal consequences of such actions are the responsibility of the user (staff, volunteer, student) and student's parent or guardian.  Vandalism will result in cancellation of privileges, disciplinary action and restitution for costs associated with hardware, software, and system restoration. Vandalism is defined as any malicious attempt to harm or destroy data of another user, the Internet, hardware, software or the network. This includes, but is not limited to, the uploading or creating of computer viruses.  In the event that there is a claim that a student user has violated any of the Acceptable Use Agreement, she/he will be provided with written notice of the suspected violation and given an opportunity to be heard by the school administrator.
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