Caring for the Chromebook Sample Clauses

Caring for the Chromebook. The Chromebook assigned to your child remains the property of the District and must be maintained appropriately. In addition to the manufacturer’s instructions included with the Chromebook, if any, your child must care for the Chromebook as follows:
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Caring for the Chromebook. Students are responsible for the general care of the Chromebook they have been issued by Auburn High School. Chromebooks that are broken or fail to work properly must be given to the technology support staff for an evaluation of the equipment. Care must be taken to protect the screen. Students are responsible for anything done using their assigned Chromebook or their login. Chromebooks are the property of the Auburn High School until paid for in full and all users will follow these procedures and Auburn High School’s Acceptable Use Policy.
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Caring for the Chromebook. The Chromebook assigned to the student remains the property of the District for the duration of high school and must be maintained appropriately. In addition to the manufacturer’s instructions included with the Chromebook, if any, your student must care for the Chromebook as follows:
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