Students may not Sample Clauses
The 'Students may not' clause sets clear prohibitions on specific actions or behaviors that students are not permitted to engage in. This clause typically outlines forbidden conduct such as cheating, plagiarism, disruptive behavior, or unauthorized use of school resources. By explicitly stating what is not allowed, it helps maintain order, uphold academic integrity, and ensure a safe and respectful learning environment for all participants.
Students may not a. Disrupt the educational process of the school district through non-educational use of the device;
b. Endanger the health or safety of themselves or anyone else through the use of the device;
c. Invade the rights and privacy of others at school through the use of the device;
d. Engage in illegal or prohibited conduct of any kind through the use of the device; or
e. Violate the conditions and rules of acceptable use of electronic network/technology.
Students may not. ○ Give passwords to anyone. ○ Use their device to take pictures or video without the consent of all persons being photographed. Cameras are to be turned off at all times except when being used as a part of the class. ○ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ another person’s work by copying it, in whole or in part, and turning it in as one’s own work. Copying text, graphics, musical scores, mathematics solutions, artistic layouts, or presentations, or any idea from another source without proper citation is also plagiarism. Plagiarism is a form of cheating and will be dealt with accordingly by faculty and administration.
Students may not a. use any personal laptop, laptop, ipad, tablet or kindle in the classroom.
b. use any other electronic devices in the classroom unless the teacher authorizes the student to do so.
c. use any software or access any internet content in the classroom, if its use has been prohibited by the teacher.
d. attempt to circumvent or uninstall monitoring software from the student’s laptop or any other U-High or University computer.
e. use U-High and/or University computers, dvd/vcr players, flip cameras, classroom projectors or other school technical equipment without permission.
f. use anyone else’s ID and password nor allow anyone else to use the student’s usernames or passwords.
g. attempt to hack or otherwise breach security of any school or University computer, server, or any other person’s account.
h. attempt to introduce any virus or malware, or any other destructive software, onto any U- High or University computers or across the University network.
i. download or store on University High school laptop any software, music, games, videos or other media for which the student has not obtained a legal license.
j. download, install or run any software on my laptop for which the student has not obtained a legal license.
▇. ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, or violate copyright laws in regards to using text, images, audio, music or video clips.
▇. ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ any U-High property, or the personal technology property of others at U-High
m. interfere with others’ use of technology, including being polite and using appropriate language while using U-High technology resources..
n. use any computer to commit acts which are illegal.
Students may not a. Disrupt the educational process of the school through non-educational use of the device;
b. Endanger the health or safety of themselves or anyone else through the use of the device;
c. Invade the rights and privacy of others at school through the use of the device;
d. Engage in illegal or prohibited conduct of any kind through the use of the device;
e. Lend their device to another. Each device is assigned to an individual student and the responsibility for the care of the device rests solely with that student;
f. Each device has a unique serial number and asset tag. Students should not modify or remove the tag;
g. Violate the conditions and rules of St. Peter’s School Student Acceptable Use Policy and The Diocese of Kansas City – St. ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Internet and Electronic Mail Rules.
Students may not a. Disrupt the educational process of the school district through noneducational use of the Chromebook;
b. Endanger the health or safety of themselves or anyone else through the use of the Chromebook;
c. Relinquish personal information when using the Chromebook, including passwords or accounts with other students;
d. Invade the rights and privacy of others at school through the use of the Chromebook;
e. Engage in illegal or prohibited conduct of any kind through the use of the Chromebook; or
f. Violate the conditions and rules of the Board Policies regarding student discipline, harassment/bullying and acceptable use of electronic networks
Students may not. ● Bring in their own laptops or tablets from home to use at school. ● Give password(s) to anyone.