RECEIVING YOUR DEVICE Sample Clauses

RECEIVING YOUR DEVICE. Devices will be issued each fall. Prior to the start of school, there will be a mandatory meeting for parents and students. They must attend this meeting prior to receiving a device. Parents and students must sign and return the Student User Agreement for the Xxxxxx School District document before the device will be issued to the student. Students will be assessed an annual user and maintenance non-refundable technology fee of $20 per student grades 9 through 12 (fall 2017) and 7th and 8th grader’s deposit will be $10 (fall of 2017), which will cover repairs and maintenance for incidences of damage deemed as carelessness or an intentional act. Students will not be issued a device pc until the user and maintenance deposit has been paid. Devices will be collected at the end of each school year for maintenance, cleaning, and software installation. Students will be reissued their original device each year while enrolled at WHS.
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RECEIVING YOUR DEVICE. 8.1.1. iPad devices will be distributed during enrollment week in August. Before an iPad is issued to a student, both parent and student must sign an iPad/Device User Agreement. 8.1.2. Laptops will be distributed in special courses. Before the laptop is taken home, the student must pay a 24/7 off campus access fee. (One off campus access fee. If a student paid for an off campus iPad fee, then there is no other fee.)
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RECEIVING YOUR DEVICE. The devices for all students will be issued in August Attendance to this meeting is required prior to receiving the device. Parents must sign and return the Insurance Agreement before the device will be issued to the student. Devices will be collected during Christmas break and at the end of each school year for maintenance, cleaning and software installations. Students will be reissued their original device each year while enrolled at Xxxxxx High School.
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RECEIVING YOUR DEVICE a. Parents and students must sign and return the device Signature Agreement and pay a usage fee before the device will be issued to the student.
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RECEIVING YOUR DEVICE. ‡ Devices will be distributed after the parent/guardian meets with school personnel and signs the JCCCS Device Agreement. ‡ Parents & students must sign and return the Device Agreement and Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) before a device can be issued to their child. ‡ Devices will be returned upon request or once school resumes, on a date to be provided, so they can be checked for serviceability. If a student transfers out of the Jersey City Community Charter School during the school year, the device, charger, case, and any other peripheral provided will be returned at that time. ‡ If a student fails to return the device, charger, case, and any other peripheral provided at the time requested or upon return to school or upon termination of enrollment, that student will be subject to criminal prosecution or civil liability. ‡ The student will also pay the replacement cost of the device, charger, case, and any other peripheral provided. Failure to return the device, charger, case, and any other peripheral provided may possibly result in a filed theft report.
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RECEIVING YOUR DEVICE. Devices will be available in the elementary classrooms for students use under the direction of the teacher. Devices will be collected at the end of each school year for maintenance, cleaning, and software installation. Students will be reissued their original device each year while enrolled at WHS.
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RECEIVING YOUR DEVICE. A device, or Chromebook and Chromebook charger be distributed this fall during device orientations. Parents & students must sign and return the Xxxxxxx Valley Personalized Learning (MVPL) Acceptable Use Agreement, Student/Parent Acknowledgment and StudentPledge documents before the device can be issued to individuals.
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RECEIVING YOUR DEVICE a. All 5th – 12th grade students will be issued a device and will be responsible for caring for this device according to the terms of this agreement. This includes paying for lost or damaged devices. Parents and students must sign the student handbook which references this agreement.
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RECEIVING YOUR DEVICE. The devices for all students will be issued in September. Parents must sign and return the Liability Agreement online through the registration process. Devices will be collected at the end of each school year for maintenance, cleaning and software installations. Students will be reissued their original device each year while enrolled at Murray County Central High School.
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