Common use of Electronics and Cell Phone Policy Clause in Contracts

Electronics and Cell Phone Policy. Each MCMS student (and parent/guardian) accepts and signs an MCMS cell phone and electronic device policy, and a student Acceptable Use Agreement (AUA, see Addendum.) Electronic devices and cell phones are integral aspects of our students' lives. They are valuable learning and communication tools, yet with every new electronic innovation, new applications are available which can be misused and dangerous. While electronic devices (MP3 players, e-books, tablets, cameras, lap top computers, etc.) are allowed on campus, students and parents should be aware of the: Responsibilities and Restrictions of Using Electronics and Cell Phones on Campus: 1. Devices may be used only with the approval of the teacher or administrator for a specified purpose. At all other times, devices must be turned OFF (i.e. not on silent) and not visible. 2. Once students are on campus in the morning, ALL electronics are turned off and out of sight. 3. Students may not take pictures or video with their devices at any time on campus or at school-related activities, again, unless specified and monitored by the teacher. 4. Devices, including cell phones, brought on campus may not have any inappropriate materials (i.e. music, pictures, video). 5. Devices, including cell phones*, are not to be used before school on campus, during nutrition, passing periods, at lunch, or at some after school activities (*in class use with teacher/administrator permission only). 6. Photos of people on campus may be taken ONLY with their permission! 7. Devices or cell phones used to harass/bully another student, carry inappropriate material, cheat, disrupt, or are otherwise used improperly, will be confiscated by a staff member. 8. Students who violate these rules will receive disciplinary action ranging from lunch detention to exclusion from school activities to suspension (see "Progressive Discipline" in Handbook). 9. Devices may be kept until a conference is held between the parent and an administrator. • The cell phone will be returned ONLY to the parent/guardian of the student [OPUSD Board Policy 5131(c)].

Electronics and Cell Phone Policy. Each MCMS student (and parent/guardian) accepts and signs an MCMS cell phone and electronic device policy, and a student Acceptable Use Agreement (AUA, see Addendum.) Electronic devices and cell phones are integral aspects of our students' lives. They are valuable learning and communication tools, yet with every new electronic innovation, new applications are available which can be misused and dangerous. While electronic devices (MP3 players, e-books, tablets, cameras, lap top computers, etc.) are allowed on campus, students and parents should be aware of the: Responsibilities and Restrictions of Using Electronics and Cell Phones on Campus: 1. Devices may Cell phones MAY NOT be used only with on campus from the approval of the teacher or administrator for time a specified purpose. At all other times, devices student arrives until 2:40 p.m. Devices must be turned OFF (i.e. not on silent) and not visible. 2. Once students are on campus in the morning, ALL electronics are turned off and out of sight. 3. Students may not take pictures or video with their devices at any time on campus or at school-related activities, again, unless specified and monitored by the teacher. 4. Devices, including cell phones, brought on campus may not have any inappropriate materials (i.e. music, pictures, video). 5. Devices, including cell phones*, are not to be used before school on campus, during nutrition, passing periods, at lunch, or at some after school activities (*in class use with teacher/administrator permission only)activities. 6. Photos of people on campus may be taken ONLY with their permission! 7. Devices or cell phones used to harass/bully another student, carry inappropriate material, cheat, disrupt, or are otherwise used improperly, will be confiscated by a staff member. 8. Students who violate these rules will receive disciplinary action ranging from lunch detention to exclusion from school activities to suspension (see "Progressive Discipline" in Handbook). 9. Devices may be kept until a conference is held between the parent and an administrator. • The cell phone will be stored in a safe manner until an appropriate time [OPUSD Board Policy 5131(c)]. It will be returned ONLY to the parent/guardian of the student [OPUSD Board Policy 5131(c)].

Electronics and Cell Phone Policy. Each MCMS student (and parent/guardian) accepts and signs an MCMS cell phone and electronic device policy, and a student Acceptable Use Agreement (AUA, see Addendum.) Electronic devices and cell phones are integral aspects of our students' lives. They are valuable learning and communication tools, yet with every new electronic innovation, new applications are available which can be misused and dangerous. While electronic devices (MP3 players, e-books, tablets, cameras, lap top computers, etc.) are allowed on campus, students and parents should be aware of the: Responsibilities and Restrictions of Using Electronics and Cell Phones on Campus: 1. Devices may be used only with the approval of the teacher or administrator for a specified purpose. At all other times, devices must be turned OFF (i.e. not on silent) and not visible. 2. Once students are on campus in the morning, ALL electronics are turned off and out of sight. 3. Students may not take pictures or video with their devices at any time on campus or at school-related activities, again, unless specified and monitored by the teacher. 4. Devices, including cell phones, brought on campus may not have any inappropriate materials (i.e. music, pictures, video). 5. Devices, including cell phones*, are not to be used before school on campus, during nutrition, passing periods, at lunch, or at some after school activities (*in class use with teacher/administrator permission only). 6. Photos of people on campus may be taken ONLY with their permission! 7. Devices or cell phones used to harass/bully another student, carry inappropriate material, cheat, disrupt, or are otherwise used improperly, will be confiscated by a staff member. 8. Students who violate these rules will receive disciplinary action ranging from lunch detention to exclusion from school activities to suspension (see "Progressive Discipline" in Handbook). 9. Devices may be kept until a conference is held between the parent and an administrator. • The cell phone will be stored in a safe manner until an appropriate time [OPUSD Board Policy 5131(c)]. It will be returned ONLY to the parent/guardian of the student [OPUSD Board Policy 5131(c)].