Acceptable Internet Use Agreement for Students/Staff/Educators using Computers and Technology at Sun River Valley SchoolsAcceptable Internet Use Agreement • July 27th, 2020
All students/staff/educators must hand in a signed acceptable use policy before access to any computer in the building will be granted to them.
Sherwood Junior School Acceptable Internet Use AgreementAcceptable Internet Use Agreement • August 23rd, 2021
• will not use floppy discs, pen drives, memory sticks or any other removable storage device from outside school unless given permission
Acceptable Internet Use AgreementAcceptable Internet Use Agreement • January 20th, 2022
HOLY SEPULCHER SCHOOL ACCEPTABLE INTERNET USE AGREEMENTAcceptable Internet Use Agreement • September 10th, 2019
The aim of this Acceptable Use Agreement is to ensure that pupils will benefit from learning opportunities offered by the school’s Internet resources in a safe and effective manner. Internet use and access is considered a school resource and privilege.
Weaverham Forest Primary School Acceptable Internet Use and AgreementAcceptable Internet Use Agreement • September 2nd, 2021
We believe this policy should be a working document that is fit for purpose, represents the school ethos, enables consistency and quality across the school and is related to the following legislation:
ACCEPTABLE INTERNET USE 2023/24 STUDENT AGREEMENTAcceptable Internet Use Agreement • July 17th, 2024
London Professional Academy (LPA) Acceptable Internet Use Policy has been drawn up to protect staff, students and general users.
WISCONSIN INDIANHEAD TECHNICAL COLLEGEAcceptable Internet/Use Agreement • November 15th, 2012
It is the policy of this college that its facilities be used to fulfill its mission of teaching and public service. WITC facilities are not available for unrestricted use for other purposes. Persons authorized to access WITC’s Internet facilities are responsible for maintaining the privacy and security of these facilities, which include electronically stored data and software.
ACCEPTABLE INTERNET USE AGREEMENTAcceptable Internet Use Agreement • June 3rd, 2011
The Internet and other on-line resources are provided by KIPP NYC Schools to support instructional programs and appropriate student learning. While the Internet can be a powerful educational tool, it is also an unregulated space that contains materials unsuited to the school setting. For this reason, we will make every reasonable effort to ensure that this resource is used responsibly, and will further require that every student and parent sign the accompanying Acceptable Internet Use Agreements before Internet access is granted.
Acceptable Internet Use Agreement for Students/Staff/Educators using Computers and Technology at Sun River Valley SchoolsAcceptable Internet Use Agreement • June 3rd, 2024
All students/staff/educators must hand in a signed acceptable use policy before access to any computer in the building will be granted to them.
Acceptable Internet Use Agreement for Students/Staff/Educators using Computers and Technology at Sun River Valley SchoolsAcceptable Internet Use Agreement • June 17th, 2021
All students/staff/educators must hand in a signed acceptable use policy before access to any computer in the building will be granted to them.
ACCEPTABLE INTERNET USE AGREEMENTAcceptable Internet Use Agreement • July 20th, 2015
WISCONSIN INDIANHEAD TECHNICAL COLLEGEAcceptable Internet/Use Agreement • January 3rd, 2007
It is the policy of this college that its facilities be used to fulfill its mission of teaching and public service. WITC facilities are not available for unrestricted use for other purposes. Persons authorized to access WITC’s Internet facilities are responsible for maintaining the privacy and security of these facilities, which include electronically stored data and software.
Acceptable Internet Use AgreementAcceptable Internet Use Agreement • July 24th, 2008
Providing access to the Internet is in keeping with the Library's mission to provide materials and information to help community residents meet their personal, educational, and professional needs. The Internet allows users to connect to networks of information, resources, and ideas outside the library.
