Legal - Student / Guardian Obligation Sample Clauses

Legal - Student / Guardian Obligation. All devices are District property and are therefore subject to State and Federal Law in regards to theft and vandalism. The District will pursue any device that has not been appropriately returned to the District as Theft. August 15, 2018 Dear Parent/Guardian, We are very excited to be starting the new school year, especially since we are continuing our 1:1 Chromebook initiative for ALL High School students. The Chromebook is another educational tool like a textbook or pencil and is intended to facilitate individual learning needs of our students. We believe in providing tools to students to help prepare them for a 21st century work force and a higher education environment that is inundated with technology. Chromebooks will be distributed out to students the first full week of school, the week of August 20th, 2018. The nonrefundable usage fee for the Chromebook for the school year will be $40 and payment for the device will be required the week of Chromebook distribution. In order to receive a Chromebook, you must complete and return this signature page of the Chromebook Parent Student Contract. The entire contract is located on our website for you and your student to review: xxxxx://xxxxxxx.xxx/y9kg6h8v Thank you, Xxxxx Xxxxxx Director of Information Technology Date: Students are responsible for the general care of the device they have been issued to them by the District. They are also required to pay for any damages they cause to their device, whether it be intentional or accidental. I certify that I understand that the Personal Student Learning Devices – Chromebooks Parent & Student Contract is available at xxxxx://xxxxxxx.xxx/y9kg6h8v Student Name: ID # Student Signature: Parent Name: Date:
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