Damage or Loss of Equipment Sample Clauses

Damage or Loss of Equipment. 2.2.1. All devices are covered by a manufacturer’s warranty. The warranty covers manufacturer’s defects and normal use of the device. It does not cover negligence, abuse or malicious damage.
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Damage or Loss of Equipment. Student is solely responsible for the care and security of the District-issued Device they receive. Student is responsible for the full cost of replacement for any District-issued Device that student fails to return to TJUHSD or willfully damages. TJUHSD reserves the right to withhold student’s grades, diploma, and/or transcript until such payment is received. Student is responsible for the following costs if the District-issued Device is damaged or not returned: District-issued Device Replacement Cost (Grades 11-12) Replacement Cost (Grade 9 &10) Screen $120 $77 Keyboard $40 $30 Total Loss $330 $322 Theft $330 $322 In lieu of the payments listed above, TJUHSD shall offer the option of parent/student volunteer work. The volunteer work, including the type of work, hours required, and location shall be determined solely by the Superintendent or designee. Optional insurance coverage may be available pursuant to TJUHSD’S Device Insurance Policy. District-issued Device must never be left in an unsecured location or any unsupervised area. Any District-issued Device left unattended and found on campus, should be turned into the main office. District-issued Device shall not be stored on campus overnight, unless required by the staff. If the District-issued Device is damaged or malfunctions, student must take the device to the school’s appointed designee within 3 school days for evaluation. In the event that student is unable to bring the District-issued Device to the school’s appointed designee, he/she must contact the site principal via telephone or via email within 3 school days outlining the nature of the damage or malfunction. At the end of the school year, student is expected to return the District-issued Device in working condition. If the District-issued Device is lost or stolen, the student must report the incident to the main office and/or principal and the Technology Department within 3 school days. In the case of theft, student must also file a police report. STANDARDS FOR DISTRICT-ISSUED DEVICE CARE Student Responsibilities: ● Bring the District-issued Device, fully charged, to school every day. ● Keep any District-issued Device with you or within your sight at all times. ● Do not let anyone use the District-issued Device other than your parents or guardians. ● Adhere to TJUHSD’s Responsible Use Policy (RUP) at all times when using the District-issued Device. ● Report any problems, damage or theft of the District-issued Device immediately to your teach...
Damage or Loss of Equipment. 3.3.1 Students bring their own device for use at Ku-ring-gai High School at their own risk.
Damage or Loss of Equipment. AppleCare+ All iPads and batteries are covered by a manufacturer’s warranty which covers manufacturing defects through normal usage. In addition, all Kepnock iPads are covered by 2 years of AppleCare+. AppleCare+ provides up to two years of expert technical support and additional hardware coverage for iPad from Apple, any incidents of accidental damage, each subject to a service fee of $65 for iPad and is the responsibility of the parent. In addition, you’ll get 24/7 priority access to Apple experts via chat or phone through xxxxxxxxxx.xxxxx.xxx. Coverage begins on the original purchase date of the iPad. AppleCare+ benefits are in addition to any legal rights provided by Australian consumer law. These fees are subject to change from Apple Australia. There is no cover for loss/theft, negligence, abuse or malicious damage to the iPad. Parents/caregivers will be charged the full cost to replace lost, stolen and/or repairs to iPads not covered by AppleCare+. Students will be required to replace lost or damaged chargers with Apple branded equipment when returning iPads to the school. Costs incurred by the school for the repair or replacement of devices may be charged by the school as an excess to parents. The school may take steps to recoup the $65 service fee if a student damages another student’s device. In the event of non-compliance of agreed responsibilities, schools may review the student’s continued participation in the take-home program. Any software or hardware issues, vandalism, damage, loss or theft of the iPad must be reported immediately to the school. Please refer to the iPad page on Kepnock’s website for more information about how to make a claim. Theft and loss In case of loss or theft it is important that the school be notified as quickly as possible so an attempt to have the device recovered. There is paperwork for the student/parent/caregiver to complete. Parents also need to report the lost/stolen iPad to the police (please see our website for further details). It is important that the ‘crime report number’ is provided to the school: Data security Students must understand the importance of backing up data securely. Should a hardware or software fault develop, assignment work that has taken a considerable time to prepare may be lost. The student is responsible for the backup of all data on their iPad into their Student OneDrive account. The Department of Education provides all students with a free OneDrive account. They are also able to save ...
Damage or Loss of Equipment. 2.1 Insurance and deductible All laptops are insured, which covers the broadest perils of loss regularly available. This insurance coverage is subject to a per loss deductible.
Damage or Loss of Equipment. 2.1 Insurance and deductible: FACS provides ongoing tech support and accidental damage coverage through Dell up to one accident per year. FACS does not cover theft or loss of the Computer or the power adapter.
Damage or Loss of Equipment. 2.2.1 All devices used at school by Xxxxxx SC students must be covered by a current manufacturer’s warranty or support agreement.
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Damage or Loss of Equipment. You should take good care of the device. It is school property and yours to use for educational purposes. Each student is responsible for maintaining a 100% working device at all times. The student shall use reasonable care to ensure that the device is not damaged. Please refer to the Responsibilities section below for a description of proper care. A student who does not have a device due to being damaged accidentally will be allowed to use a device from school, if one is available. RSD98 understands accidental damage to the devices may occur from time to time. The District does not intend to charge the student and parent the costs of repair or replacement when damage occurs accidentally. Examples of accidental damage includes, but are not limited to: Device is stolen Dropping the device Pet destroys device Device is knocked off of a table RSD98 reserves the right to charge the student and parent the full cost of repair or replacement when damage occurs due to negligence determined by administration. Examples of negligence include, but are not limited to: Lending equipment to others (excluding to a parent to check their child’s usage) Using the equipment in an unsafe manner or environment Throwing or tossing the device Purposely defacing or destroying the device Purposely storing the device outside or in extremely hot or cold temperatures Participating in horseplay leading to damage of the device Damaging a device or equipment a second time in a school year, whether accidental or not, is considered negligence Losing device or equipment
Damage or Loss of Equipment. 11.1 The customer bears the risk of any damage or loss of the equipment from the receipt of the equipment and until the equipment is returned to MAAN Rental A/S. The risk also includes the risk of accidental damage or damage to the equipment and theft of the equipment.
Damage or Loss of Equipment. 3.4.1. Students bring their own device for use at Crookwell High School at their own risk.
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