Checkout Policy Sample Clauses

Checkout Policy. This equipment is the property of Xxxxxxx ISD, and is herewith being loaned to the student for educational purposes for the amount of one night unless otherwise noted. The equipment may not be defaced or destroyed in any way. The equipment will be returned to the school promptly on the due date. Failure to do so will result in fines/restricted use of equipment. The District has the right to limit or revoke a student’s access to equipment at any time, and for any reason. The following fines will apply to overdue items: ▪ 1st day late: Warning (Repeat offenders are subject to fines.) ▪ 2nd day late: $5.00/device/day until device(s) are returned o Devices may be renewed with teacher approval and pending waiting list. Fines will be due upon return of device(s). Failure to pay fine will result in loss of privileges at Xxxxxxx ISD such as prom, parking on campus, field trips, UIL participation or other consequences may apply. In order to check out a device, the student and parent/guardian must agree to the following: • I will never loan the Laptop/Mobile WiFi to other individuals. • I will use care when handling the Laptop/Mobile WiFi at all times. • I will take care when plugging and unplugging Laptop/Mobile WiFi and accessories. • I will at no time try to modify or remove the serial number or barcodes. • I will protect the screen from scratches, damage, and any harmful agents. • I will keep food and beverages away from the Laptop/Mobile WiFi since they may cause damage to it. • I will not disassemble or try to repair any part of the Laptop/Mobile WiFi or attempt any repairs possibly voiding the warranty. • I will protect the Laptop/Mobile WiFi by storing it in the protective case provided by the District. • I will not leave the Laptop/Mobile WiFi in a parked car. • I understand the device should not be stored in wet/humid areas and extreme temperatures. • I will not place decorations (stickers, drawings, writing, etc.) on the Laptop/Mobile WiFi. • I understand that the Laptop/Mobile WiFi is subject to inspection at any time without notice and that it remains the property of Xxxxxxx ISD. • I will follow Xxxxxxx ISD’s Technology Acceptable Use Agreement and all applicable policies and procedures. • I will use the camera and audio recording features of the Laptop responsibly and appropriately, and will not video or record anyone without their permission. I will not post recordings without permission. • I will file a police report in case of theft or vandalism. • ...
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Checkout Policy. This equipment is the property of Xxxxxxx ISD of Xxxxxxx, TX, and is herewith being loaned to the student for educational purposes overnight or for the duration of the designated graded period unless otherwise noted. The equipment may not be defaced or destroyed in any way. The equipment will be returned to the school promptly at the end of the designated grading period for remote learners and overnight for non-remote learners. Failure to do so will result in fines, disciplinary consequences, and/or restricted use of equipment. The District has the right to limit or revoke a student’s access to equipment at any time, and for any reason. In order to check out a device, the student and parent/guardian must agree to the following:  I will never loan the Chromebook/Hotspot to other individuals.  I will use care when handling the Chromebook/Hotspot at all times.  I will take care when plugging and unplugging Chromebook/Hotspot accessories.  I will at no time try to modify or remove the serial number or inventory tags.  I will protect the screen from scratches, damage, and any harmful agents.  I will keep food and beverages away from the Chromebook/Hotspot.  I will not disassemble or try to repair any part of the Chromebook/Hotspot or attempt any repairs possibly voiding the warranty.  I will protect the Chromebook/Hotspot by storing it in the protective case provided by the District.  I will not leave the Chromebook/Hotspot in a parked car.  I understand the device should not be stored in wet/humid areas/extreme temperatures.  I will not place decorations (stickers, drawings, writing, etc.) on the Chromebook.  I understand that the Chromebook/Hotspot is subject to inspection at any time without notice and that it remains the property of Xxxxxxx ISD.  I will follow Xxxxxxx ISD’s Acceptable Use Technology Agreement and all applicable policies and procedures  I will use the camera and audio recording features of the Chromebook responsibly and appropriately, and I will not video or record anyone without their permission.  I will file a police report in case of theft or vandalism.  I agree to return the District Chromebook/Hotspot, power cords and Chromebook case in good working condition immediately upon due date to the District.  I agree to pay for the Chromebook/Hotspot, replacement of power cords, and the Chromebook case in the event any of these items are lost, stolen, or damaged.  I agree to pay for the deductible cost and or other costs when...
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Checkout Policy. When checking out tenants must clean their personal room and participate in cleaning of the common areas of the house. (See check-out checklist.) Before leaving, the tenant must clear all checkout duties with the house parents or forfeit his/ her deposit. All keys must be returned or a charge of $10 per key will be applied to cover the replacement cost of the key and potential changing of locks. Items left behind in the house without approved arrangements will be disposed of by the managers after 21 days, as they see fit.
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Checkout Policy. TENANT will checkout with LANDLORD by dropping off all keys and self-addressed stamped envelope to the LANDLORDS office no later than 10:00 AM on the day of checkout set forth on the BYU STUDENT- LANDLORD RENTAL AGREEMENT. Failure to formally checkout with LANDLORD will result in a $50 fee.
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