Device Protection Plan Sample Clauses

Device Protection Plan. The School District of West Salem provides an optional device protection plan for device damage. This coverage is subject to a $50 per laptop, or $25 per iPad user fee annually. With this coverage a student will be charged when the device is damaged, excluding total loss / damage (see 2.2 Gross Negligence). Students will be charged 100% of the repair costs for devices without a protection plan. 1st time No additional cost 2nd time $50/$25 deductible 3rd time $50/$25 deductible 4th time+ 100% of the repair cost
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Device Protection Plan. Device Protection Plan ($25/student per year or $50/family maximum per year) The Device Protection Plan is optional and available to families that wish to protect themselves from damage or replacement costs for their child’s school issued device. The deadline to sign up and pay is September 15th. If you choose not to purchase the device protection plan and damage occurs to your child’s device, it will be the parent’s responsibility to pay for all repair costs as outlined below.
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Device Protection Plan. In order for students to be provided with a take-home device, parents/guardians must sign the Device Protection Plan in the Infinite Campus portal indicating that they understand and agree to the terms of the Device Protection Plan. The Device Protection Plan is intended to cover actual repair and/or replacement costs in the event a device is damaged, destroyed, or stolen, and to defray the fees for damages or replacement to the student as outlined herein for the duration of the Term of this Agreement. Please note that there is no initial cost to enroll in the Device Protection Plan, but you must sign the plan before the student is provided with a take-home device. The Device Protection Plan will cover costs for repair and/or replacement of a device due to accidental damage or theft after the payment of the appropriate damage fee. If the device is accidentally damaged, the student or parent/guardian must pay a damage fee as follows: ($25 for 1st occurrence; $50 for 2nd occurrence; $75 for 3rd occurrence). The District will pay any further repair/replacement cost beyond these damage fees for the 1st, 2nd or third occurrences. If the device is stolen, the student or parent must pay a $40 initial fee and the District will pay the remainder of the replacement cost. If the cost of repair is less than the initial fee outlined herein, the actual charge will be charged to the student as the initial fee. The Device Protection Plan does not cover damage or loss due to dishonest, fraudulent, intentional, negligent, or criminal acts. This Device Protection Plan will be null and void if the District determines a device has been removed from its protective case by someone other than the IT department. The Device Protection Plan will cover up to 3 claims after which the device must stay at school. Device Protection Plan summary Damage fee $25 (1st occurrence) Damage fee $50 (2nd occurrence) Damage fee $75 (3rd occurrence) Stolen fee $40 (each occurrence) Liability limit $600 There are no longer any initial fees to enroll in this plan.
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Device Protection Plan. In an effort to protect families from unknown expenses that may occur from theft or accidental damage while the device is in the care of your child, the district is offering a device protection plan. The charge for the device protection plan is $25 per school year per student ($5.00 per year per student for families who qualify for educational benefits). If you have questions about the device protection plan, please contact a school administrator.
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Device Protection Plan. Parents may opt to purchase the Plan from the District to cover actual repair and/or replacement costs in the event a device is damaged, destroyed, or stolen. The Plan will defray the fees for damages or replacement to the student as outlined herein for the duration of the Term of this Agreement. The cost of the Plan is a $25 nonrefundable fee (up to a family maximum plan payment of $50). The Plan will cover costs for repair and/or replacement of a device due to accidental damage or theft after the payment of the appropriate initial fee. If the device is accidentally damaged, the student or parent must pay an initial ($25 for 1st occurrence; $50 for 2nd occurrence; $75 for 3rd occurrence), and the District will pay any further repair/replacement cost. If the device is stolen, the student or parent must pay a $40 initial fee and the District will pay the remainder of the replacement cost. If the cost of repair is less than the initial fee outlined herein, the actual charge will be charged to the student as the initial fee. Police reports must be filed by the student or parent for stolen devices. The Plan does not cover damage or loss due to dishonest, fraudulent, intentional, negligent, or criminal acts. This Plan will be null and void if the District determines a device has been removed from its protective case by someone other than the IT department. The Plan will cover up to 3 claims after which the device must stay at school. If students/parents do not enroll in the Plan, they are fully responsible for any repair and/or replacement costs in the same way they would be responsible for any other damaged or lost school property, such as textbooks.
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Device Protection Plan. The Honeoye Falls-Lima Central School District is providing a protection plan to cover repair and/or replacement costs in the event a device is damaged, destroyed, or stolen. The Device Protection Plan will insure the device for the duration of the Terms of this Agreement. Enrollment in the plan is optional with the understanding that if students/parents do not enroll in the protection plan, they are fully responsible for any repair and/or replacement costs in the same way they would be responsible for any other damaged or lost school property such as textbooks or music instruments and the District shall have no liability for repair or replacement. If a device needs repair due to the failure of a component (processor, monitor, memory, etc.), this will be repaired by the district at no further charge to the student. The cost of the Device Protection Plan is a $10 annual, non-refundable fee. The plan will cover the costs for repair and/or replacement of the device and related equipment due to accidental damage or theft after payment of the appropriate deductible. In the event that accidental damage, loss, or theft occurs, families enrolled in the protection plan would only pay a deductible (see below) instead of paying the full price to repair a damaged device or replace a device that is lost or stolen.
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