Keep the Computer in a Safe Place Sample Clauses

Keep the Computer in a Safe Place. The computer bag, with the computer and other equipment, must be stored in a safe place. A locker, when locked, is considered a safe place. Do not leave the computer on the floor where it might be stepped on or within reach of small children or pets. Do not leave it in a car or anywhere it might be exposed to extreme temperatures. • Laptops left in bags in unattended classrooms or other areas are considered "unattended" and will be confiscated by faculty or staff as a protection against theft. If confiscated, the student will receive a warning before getting the laptop back. If the laptop is confiscated a second time, the student may be required to get a parent signature acknowledging financial responsibility before getting the laptop back, along with other potential appropriate consequences. Unattended and unlocked equipment, if stolen - including at school -will be the student's responsibility. Page6 • When students are traveling for school purposes, computers should be left in the school locker or in a locked school vehicle. • Avoid storing the computer in a personal vehicle.
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Keep the Computer in a Safe Place. ● The computer bag, with the computer and other equipment, must be stored in a safe place. A locker, when locked, is considered a safe place. Do not leave the Technology on the floor where it might be stepped on or near the edge of a table where it may fall. Do not leave it in a car or anywhere it might be exposed to extreme temperatures. ● Chromebooks left in bags in unattended classrooms or other areas are considered "unattended" and will be confiscated by faculty or staff as a protection against theft. If confiscated, the student will receive a warning before getting the laptop back. If the laptop is confiscated a second time, the student may be required to get a parent signature acknowledging financial responsibility before getting the laptop back, along with other potential appropriate consequences. Unattended and unlocked equipment, if stolen - including at school -will be the student's responsibility. ● If on an athletic team, never leave Technology in school vans, in the gym, in a locker room, on the playing field, or in other areas where it could be damaged or stolen. ● Avoid storing the Technology in a car other than in a locked trunk. The locked trunk of a car would be an acceptable storage place as long as it is not excessively hot or cold.
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