Common use of Charging Your Device’s Battery Clause in Contracts

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. Student devices Devices must be brought to school each day in a fully chargedcharged condition. As Students need to charge their devices should last each evening, as a limited number of cords will be available in classrooms. Students who repeatedly (as determined by any staff member) fail to bring their devices to school charged will be required to leave their devices at school and check it out/in from a designated staff member at the entire school day on a single charge. It is encouraged that students bring chargers to school, so their device can be charged if necessarybeginning and end of each day.

Charging Your Device’s Battery. Student devices a. Devices must be brought to school each day in a fully chargedcharged condition. As devices should last A charger will be issued to the entire school day on a single charge. It is encouraged that students bring chargers to school, so their student for charging at home and must be returned with the device can be charged if necessaryat the end of the year or after withdrawing from LFSD.

Charging Your Device’s Battery. Student devices must be brought to school each day fully charged. As 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. Student devices Devices must be brought to school each day in a fully charged condition. Students should charge their devices each evening. If a student routinely does not bring his/her device to school charged. As devices should last , disciplinary actions and/or removal of the entire school day on a single charge. It is encouraged that students bring chargers to school, so their device can be charged if necessarymay occur.