Charging Your Device’s Battery. Student devices must be brought to school each day fully charged. As devices should last the entire school day on a single charge. It is encouraged that students bring chargers to school, so their device can be charged if necessary.
Charging Your Device’s Battery. It is the Student’s responsibility to maintain and use the charger. Devices should be fully charged each evening.
Charging Your Device’s Battery. When Chromebooks are left in school, students can charge them in the classroom. • If a Chromebook is brought home, students will be responsible for returning it back to school fully charged. • When the user simply logs off and closes the screen, the device goes into sleep mode which will continue to drain the battery. Power the device off to preserve battery life.
Charging Your Device’s Battery. ● Students are responsible to keep devices in a fully charged condition at the end of each school day by utilizing the charging cart in each homeroom. ½gpgaĒ violaĒions of Ēhis policD maD rgsulĒ in sĒudgnĒs losing dgvicg privilgggs. Managing Your Files and Saving Your Work ● MPS uses Google Apps for Education, which allows cloud-based document creation, sharing, and storage. Each student has their own unique account RESPONSIBLE USE Statement of Responsibility: ● The user is responsible for what he/she says and does on the network. Communication with thousands of others is quick and easy; therefore it is important for the user to stop and think before communicating and to show respect for other people and for their ideas. ● Student users should assume that none of their data is private or confidential. Any communication or data may be subject to review by teachers, the technology coordinator or school administration. ™lgasg rgmgmbgr ĒhaĒ Dou arg using a M™S issugd dgvicg and iĒ should bg ĒrgaĒgd as such! Inappropriate Content: ● Students are not allowed to access, view, and or store inappropriate content or materials on devices. ● The presence of weapons, pornographic materials, inappropriate language, threatening language, alcohol, drug, gang related symbols, or pictures will result in disciplinary action. ● All activity on the devices and any MPS issued email account, whether conducted at school or offsite, is subject to search as district property.
Charging Your Device’s Battery. It is expected that students will charge their devices each evening and will come to school with the device fully charged. • When the user simply logs off and closes the screen, the device goes into sleep mode which will continue to drain the battery. Power the device off to preserve battery life.
Charging Your Device’s Battery. Devices must be brought to school each day in a fully charged condition. Repeat violations of this policy may result in students losing at-home privileges and classroom discipline as outlined by the classroom teacher
Charging Your Device’s Battery. ● Students are responsible to keep devices in a fully charged condition at the end of each school day by utilizing the charging cart in each homeroom. Repeat violations of this policy may result in students losing device privileges. Managing Your Files and Saving Your Work ● MPS uses Google Apps for Education, which allows cloud-based document creation, sharing, and storage. Each student has their own unique account RESPONSIBLE USE Statement of Responsibility: ● The user is responsible for what he/she says and does on the network. Communication with thousands of others is quick and easy; therefore it is important for the user to stop and think before communicating and to show respect for other people and for their ideas. ● Student users should assume that none of their data is private or confidential. Any communication or data may be subject to review by teachers, the technology coordinator or school administration. Please remember that you are using a MPS issued device and it should be treated as such! Inappropriate Content: ● Students are not allowed to access, view, and or store inappropriate content or materials on devices. ● The presence of weapons, pornographic materials, inappropriate language, threatening language, alcohol, drug, gang related symbols, or pictures will result in disciplinary action. ● All activity on the devices and any MPS issued email account, whether conducted at school or offsite, is subject to search as district property.
Charging Your Device’s Battery. (3.3) Devices must be brought to school each day in a fully charged condition, and students are expected to charge their devices each evening. Repeat violations of this policy may result in the imposition of disciplinary consequences. During heavy use of devices, charging will be offered at the student’s local campus at designated locations and times. Chargers should be kept with the device at all times. SCREENSAVER/BACKGROUND PHOTOS (3.4) Inappropriate media may not be used as a screensaver or desktop photo. Presence of guns, other weapons, pornographic materials, inappropriate language, alcohol, drug, gang-related symbols, or any other inappropriate materials will result in disciplinary actions. Other questionable images may be restricted at the discretion of school administration. In some cases, AIDB may impose a desktop photo that may not be changed.
Charging Your Device’s Battery. 🟏 Devices must be charged at the end of each day. Students who repeatedly (as determined by any staff member) fail to bring their Devices charged will be required to leave their Devices with their respected offices for charging and possible disciplinary actions.
Charging Your Device’s Battery. ● Students are responsible to keep devices in a fully charged condition at the end of each school day by utilizing the charging station in each homeroom. Repeat violations of this policy may result in students losing device privileges. Managing Your Files and Saving Your Work ● May-Port CG uses Google Apps for Education, which allows cloud-based document creation, sharing, and storage. Each student has their own unique account. May-Port CG also utilizes Schoology which allows students to upload files and projects to classes as per the teacher’s discretion.
