Devices Left at Home Sample Clauses

Devices Left at Home. If a student leaves the device at home, he/she is responsible for completing course work as if the device were present.
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Devices Left at Home. If students leave their device at home or bring it to school with the battery uncharged they are responsible for getting the course work completed as if they had their device present and/or charged. For students who repeatedly leave their device at home, loss of home-use privileges will be left to the discretion of the school personnel.
Devices Left at Home. If students leave their device at home, upon arrival at school, they should notify the office. Students will be asked to contact parents to bring the device to school. If that is not possible, they will be issued a “loaner” iPad but may be disciplined for failure to bring their fully-charged device to school.
Devices Left at Home. If students leave their device at home, they are responsible for getting the course work completed as if they had their device present. If a student repeatedly (three (3) or more times as determined by any staff member) leaves their device at home, they will be required to check out their device from the office or a teacher for three (3) weeks.
Devices Left at Home. Devices are expected to remain at home during the school year unless recalled for statewide testing.
Devices Left at Home. If a student leaves their device at home, they are still expected to complete the assignments by using other sources as instructed by the teacher or by obtaining a loaner device from the student’s respective school office. Repeat violations of this will result in disciplinary action. There will be a limited number of loaner Chromebooks available for sign out at the office for use during the day.
Devices Left at Home. If students leave their device at home, they are responsible for completing course work as if they had their device present. A few loaner devices may be available for check-out through your school’s media center; however, availability is not guaranteed.
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