INFORMATION FOR STUDENTS AND PARENTS Sample Clauses

INFORMATION FOR STUDENTS AND PARENTS. Printing Each user is given an initial printing allocation. This allocation should be sufficient for their basic printing needs. Any user who exceeds this allocation is able to purchase extra printing credit through the Finance Officer. Users will be able to save paper (and money) by the following simple guidelines: • Check work thoroughly before printing • Use the Print Preview function • When printing text from other sources (eg Internet), print only the required information • Remember that colour printing costs 5c per page. Unscheduled Use of Computers in Resource Centre or Computer Room Students are permitted to use the Computer Room or Resource Centre only if there is a Staff member present. The following conditions apply to unscheduled access: • Students must negotiate their absence from their regular class with their teacher and take a diary note to the Resource Centre/Computer Room. • They must negotiate their presence in the Resource Centre/Computer Room; get their diary signed by the supervising staff member and fill out the ‘Sign On’ folder. • If there is no one available (or prepared) to supervise, students must return immediately to their scheduled class. LearnLink Office 365 Users of LearnLink Office 365 are responsible for the information/data in their LearnLink Office 365 account and any important information should be backed up. LearnLink Office 365 including Office 365 ProPlus is only to be used in relation to delivering curriculum objectives, and must not be used to store, transmit or share sensitive or personal information. For more information, please refer to the Learnlink Office 365 Policy and Cloud Services Policy which are available on our website. I understand that MCAS will: • endeavour to enhance learning through the safe use of ICTs. This includes working to restrict access to inappropriate, illegal or harmful material on the Internet or on school ICT equipment/devices at school, or at school related activities; and enforcing the cyber-safety requirements detailed in Use Agreements • respond to any breaches in an appropriate manner • provide members of the school community with cyber-safety education designed to complement and support the Use Agreement initiative • welcome enquiries at any time from parents/caregivers/legal guardians or students about cyber- safety issues. For the Student: My responsibilities include… • reading this ICT & Cyber-safety Use Agreement carefully • following the cyber-safety strategies and instructi...
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INFORMATION FOR STUDENTS AND PARENTS. 4.01 SBBC will provide students and families with informational documents describing the educational benefits and eligibility requirements for the various program acceleration options as required per Section 1007.271(8), Florida Statutes as well as a copy of the Dual Enrollment Transfer Guarantees as required per Section 1007.271(15), Florida Statutes.
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INFORMATION FOR STUDENTS AND PARENTS. SBBC will provide district school students and families with informational documents describing the educational benefits and eligibility requirements for the various program acceleration options as required per Section 1007.271(8), Florida Statutes, as well as a copy of the Dual Enrollment Transfer Guarantees as required per Section 1007.271(15), Florida Statutes. Each high school curriculum guide will describe acceleration options. On an annual basis, SBBC will notify the parents of rising 6th graders (HB 7031) regarding the importance of rigorous coursework such as Advanced Placement and Dual Enrollment courses. In a cooperative effort, BC staff coordinated by SBBC dual enrollment and enrollment services personnel will be available to district high schools to provide additional information and answer specific questions students may have. BC admissions and registration personnel will provide dual enrollment information at events for high school students, such as college and career fairs, information sessions, or BC Open House events.
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INFORMATION FOR STUDENTS AND PARENTS i. Within 60 days of the Effective Date, the Board will ensure that the Huntsville City Schools website and each individual school webpage contain the following information in a prominent location labeled “Bullying and Harassment Information”:
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INFORMATION FOR STUDENTS AND PARENTS. The mission of Chromebook distribution in the CSD is to create a collaborative learning environment for all learners. This environment will enable and support students and teachers to implement transformative uses of technology while enhancing students’ engagement with content and promoting the development of self-directed and lifelong learners. Students will transition from consumers of information to creative producers and owners of knowledge. CSD endeavors to prepare students for an ever-changing world that sees technological advancements happening at a rapid rate and is committed to preparing students for whatever path they choose after high school. The Chromebooks are a learning resource. A Chromebook is an important tool for completing assigned work, conducting research, and accessing learning materials – just like a textbook.
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INFORMATION FOR STUDENTS AND PARENTS. The mission of the technology program in the Wahkiakum School District is to create a collaborative learning environment for all students, providing them the tools necessary to inquire and explore their world. This computing initiative will enable and support students and teachers as they implement transformative uses of technology while enhancing student engagement with content and promoting the development of self-directed and lifelong learners. Students will transition from consumers of information to creative producers, problem solvers and owners of knowledge. Wahkiakum School District strives to prepare students for an ever-changing world and is committed to supporting them as they prepare for post-secondary success. Along with the use of technology comes responsibility for both students and parents. To ensure the privacy and safety of our students, it is important for both parents and students to become familiar with the procedures below. The procedures and information contained in this Technology Agreement apply to Chromebooks and all other technology devices used by students with Wahkiakum School District. As a district, we are committed to creating an environment that promotes ethical and responsible conduct. Receiving Your Chromebook Students will check out their Chromebooks at the beginning of the school year. Once they have a parent signed Technology Agreement their Chromebook will be assigned. This will happen during the first week of school.
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INFORMATION FOR STUDENTS AND PARENTS. Students who are enrolled in approved courses and successfully complete the course(s) will receive “dual credit.” Dual Credit students earn both high school credit (through HS) and university credit (through AU). • The cost of concurrent, dual credit courses offered in the high school is $50 per credit hour. Most courses are 3-4 credit hours, making the total cost of each course $150 or $200. This price provides students with a significant savings over typical tuition prices. • In order to receive dual credit, students must register for each course(s) prior to the designated deadline for each semester. The registration deadline for the fall semester is December 1. The deadline for the spring semester is May 1. Students are not eligible to register for credit after the designated deadlines. Registration can be completed online at xxxxx.xxx/xxxxxxxxxx. • The approved site instructor will have specific forms of assessment to be conducted throughout the course. Students do not need to complete the AP exam to receive university credit from AU. • Students must request an official AU transcript through the Registrar’s Office to transfer credit. Transcript request information can be found at xxxxx.xxx/xxxxxxxxxx. Requested paper copies of the transcript are sent for free. Electronic copies of the transcript cost a minimal $5 fee. • AU credit is transferable to colleges and universities throughout the United States. However, each institution develops and approves its own transfer policies; therefore, students should check the transfer policies at the colleges and universities to which they plan to enroll to determine transferability. AU does not guarantee transferability of courses. Course and Faculty Approval Process Before courses can be added to the approved course list, the following procedures must be followed: • Faculty Approval: Faculty should have a Master’s degree in the subject being taught or a Master’s degree and 18 credits in the subject being taught. Faculty credentials will need to be submitted to include official transcripts and curriculum vitae. The faculty member must be approved by AU in order to receive adjunct instructor status. • Course Approval: Course content must meet the standards set by Augustana University including appropriate discipline coverage. A credit hour includes one hour of classroom or direct faculty instruction and a minimum of two hours of out of class student work each week for approximately fifteen weeks for one semester. •...
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  • Student and Parent Access Access by students or parents/guardians to the Provider’s programs or services governed by the DPA or to any Student Data stored by Provider shall not be conditioned upon agreement by the parents/guardians to waive any of the student data confidentiality restrictions or a lessening of any of the confidentiality or privacy requirements contained in this DPA.

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