STUDENT and PARENT Sample Clauses

STUDENT and PARENT. GUARDIAN understand and agree that they are not to attempt any repairs/services on the Mobile Device and that damaged Mobile Devices must be returned to the Technology Center at school for repair/service.
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STUDENT and PARENT. GUARDIANS understand and consent that the District may look at or review STUDENT’S files stored on the Device under the following circumstances: a. After the Mobile Device has been returned by STUDENT to the District: i. At the end of a school year; or ii. Any other time STUDENT is required to permanently return the Device and has prior notice and adequate opportunity to remove STUDENT’S files from the Device. b. If the District has a reasonable suspicion that STUDENT is violating District rules or policies, authorized District administrators may take custody of the Device and review STUDENT files. “Reasonable suspicion” means reasonable grounds exist that the search will uncover evidence that the STUDENT violated the law or school rules or District policies. The scope of the search must be reasonably related to the violation that justified the search. Under no circumstances will a District employee access a Device remotely for the purpose of this subsection b.
STUDENT and PARENT. GUARDIAN understand and agree that they are not to attempt any repairs/services on the Laptop and that damaged Laptops must be returned to the Technology Center for repair/service.
STUDENT and PARENT. GUARDIAN understand and consent that the District may look at or review files stored on the Chromebook, in the student’s G­Mail account, or in the District­provided cloud­based storage under the following circumstances: a. After the Chromebook has been returned by the student to the District: i. At the end of a school year; or ii. Any other time the student is required to permanently return the Chromebook and has prior notice and adequate opportunity to remove the student’s files from the Chromebook. b. If the District has a reasonable suspicion that the student is violating District rules or policies, authorized District administrators may take custody of the Chromebook and review student files. “Reasonable suspicion” means reasonable grounds exists that the search will uncover evidence that the student violated the law or school rules or District policies. The scope of the search must be reasonably related to the violation which justified the search. Under no circumstances will a District employee access a Chromebook remotely for the purpose of this subsection b.
STUDENT and PARENT. GUARDIANS understand and consent that the District may look at or review STUDENT’S files stored on the Laptop under the following circumstances: a. After the Laptop has been returned by STUDENT to the District: i. At the end of a school year; or ii. Any other time STUDENT is required to permanently return the Laptop and has prior notice and adequate opportunity to remove STUDENT’S files from the Laptop. b. If the District has a reasonable suspicion that STUDENT is violating District rules or policies, authorized District administrators may take custody of the Laptop and review STUDENT’S files. “Reasonable suspicion” means reasonable grounds exists that the search will uncover evidence that STUDENT violated the law or school rules or District policies. The scope of the search must be reasonably related to the violation which justified the search. Under no circumstances will a District employee access a Laptop remotely for the purpose of this subsection b. c. Pursuant to a signed consent form or documented verbal agreement by a parent/guardian that clearly and conspicuously sets forth the ability of the District to access or review such files. This consent form shall be supplemental to this Agreement for Laptop Use. d. Teachers and other school personnel may provide assistance to STUDENT in locating STUDENT’S files in the presence of and at the request of STUDENT. e. As disclosed in the request for permission for remote access provided to STUDENT if STUDENT requests that a District Information Systems Department professional access STUDENT’s Laptop remotely to resolve a technical problem.
STUDENT and PARENT. GUARDIAN understand and agree that if the School District determines that STUDENT failed to adequately care for the School District’s computer or violates District rules or policies, then the School District may terminate STUDENT’S ability to use the mobile device. If the School District determines that STUDENT acted with intent to damage the School District’s property, then, in addition to any other available remedies, the School District may refer the matter for appropriate civil, criminal and/or juvenile proceedings.
STUDENT and PARENT. GUARDIAN acknowledge receipt of the attached notification regarding accommodations for STUDENTS who lack access to their Laptop outside of school. Parent/Guardian Signature: Student Signature: Print Name: Print Name: Address: Address: Telephone: Telephone:
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STUDENT and PARENT. GUARDIAN understand and agree that if the School District determines that STUDENT failed to adequately care for the School District’s computer or violates District rules or policies, then the School District may terminate STUDENT’S ability to use the computer outside of school or even STUDENT’S ability to use the computer at all. If the School District determines that STUDENT acted with intent to damage the School District’s property, then, in addition to any other available remedies, the School District may refer the matter for appropriate civil, criminal and/or juvenile proceedings.
STUDENT and PARENT. GUARDIAN understand and agree that they are not to attempt any repairs/services on the Electronic Device and that damaged Electronic Devices must be returned to a technician in their building for repair/service.
STUDENT and PARENT. GUARDIAN understand and agree that (a) the Mobile Device is at all times the property of the District; and (b) STUDENT has no right to disable or modify or remove any hardware or software installed on the Mobile Device by the District without prior approval. New or additional programs should not be installed except from a selection of pre-approved, age appropriate titles or without prior approval from authorized District personnel. Students must remove hardware or software from the Mobile Device upon request of authorized District personnel if it in anyway interferes with the operation of the Mobile Device in the manner for which it was intended.
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