Common Contracts

STUDENT AGREEMENT FOR INTERNET ACCESS AND RELATED TECHNOLOGY USE

Student Agreement • May 22nd, 2013

• Contract Type
  Student Agreement
• Filed
  May 22nd, 2013

The Catholic Schools Office of the Diocese of Joliet and St. Philip the Apostle School support the use of technology in the instructional program through individual computer workstations, notebooks/tablets, lab networks, school-wide networks, school owned handheld devices, the Internet, including Web 2.0

STUDENT AGREEMENT FOR INTERNET ACCESS AND RELATED TECHNOLOGY USE

Student Agreement • August 18th, 2012

• Contract Type
  Student Agreement
• Filed
  August 18th, 2012

The Catholic Schools Office of the Diocese of Joliet and the Parish School, St. Joseph School, support the use of technology in the instructional program through individual computer workstations, notebooks/tablets, lab networks, school-wide networks, school owned handheld devices, the Internet, including Web 2.0

STUDENT AGREEMENT FOR INTERNET ACCESS AND RELATED TECHNOLOGY USE

Student Agreement • January 14th, 2011

• Contract Type
  Student Agreement
• Filed
  January 14th, 2011

The Catholic Schools Office of the Diocese of Joliet and the Parish School Visitation Catholic School support the use of technology in the instructional program through individual computer workstations, notebooks/tablets, lab networks, school-wide networks, school owned handheld devices, the Internet, including Web 2.0 tools(sometimes collectively referred to as “Technology Resources”), as a means to facilitate learning and teaching through communication, access to information, research and collaboration.

STUDENT AGREEMENT FOR INTERNET ACCESS AND RELATED TECHNOLOGY USE

Student Agreement • April 13th, 2010

• Contract Type
  Student Agreement
• Filed
  April 13th, 2010

The Catholic Schools Office of the Diocese of Joliet and the Parish School (insert school name) support the use of technology in the instructional program through individual computer workstations, notebooks/tablets, lab networks, school‐wide networks, school owned handheld devices, the Internet, including Web 2.0 tools(sometimes collectively referred to as “Technology Resources”), as a means to facilitate learning and teaching through communication, access to information, research and collaboration.