Davis Joint Unified School DistrictStudent Acceptable Use of Technology Agreement • May 10th, 2022
The Davis Joint Unified School District authorizes students to use technology owned or otherwise provided by the district as necessary for instructional purposes. The use of district technology is a privilege permitted at the district's discretion and is subject to the conditions and restrictions set forth in applicable Board policies, administrative regulations, and this Acceptable Use Agreement. The district reserves the right to suspend access at any time, without notice, for any reason.
STUDENT ACCEPTABLE USE of TECHNOLOGY AGREEMENT 2016Student Acceptable Use of Technology Agreement • August 9th, 2020
This Student Acceptable Use of Technology Agreement incorporates the use of all digital devices (e.g. laptops, mobile phones, tablets, e-‐readers etc.) and online services provided by the Sydney Catholic Schools Office (SCSO). This Agreement also includes cybersafety expectations and is to be read in conjunction with Sydney Catholic School’s (SCS) Anti-‐Bullying Policy.
STUDENT ACCEPTABLE USE OF TECHNOLOGY AGREEMENT 2017Student Acceptable Use of Technology Agreement • October 19th, 2016
This Student Acceptable Use of Technology Agreement incorporates the use of all digital devices (e.g. laptops, mobile phones, tablets, e-readers etc.) and online services provided by Sydney Catholic Schools (SCS). This Agreement also includes cyber safety expectations and is to be read in conjunction with the SCS Anti-Bullying Policy.
ST HILDA’S SCHOOL CYBER SAFETY AND DIGITAL WELLBEING STUDENT ACCEPTABLE USE OF TECHNOLOGY AGREEMENT 2020Student Acceptable Use of Technology Agreement • November 29th, 2019
Digital technology, including mobile phones, laptops, iPads and smart devices, are a part of everyday life. St Hilda’s School recognises student wellbeing and safety are essential for academic and social development.
Student Acceptable Use of Technology Agreement for Secondary StudentsStudent Acceptable Use of Technology Agreement • June 9th, 2023
As a student of St. Albert Public Schools, I value having access to technology to support my learning. I know that along with this privilege goes great responsibility. To demonstrate my commitment and understanding of the level of responsibility required, I have read each of the expectations listed below. I will abide by these rules and expectations. When I use digital technologies and the internet, I agree to be a safe, responsible and ethical user at all times, by:
Junior-Intermediate (Grades 4-8)Student Acceptable Use of Technology Agreement • April 14th, 2022
• Use all computer equipment carefully and not damage, change or tamper with the hardware, software, settings or the network.
SECONDARY STUDENT ACCEPTABLE USE OF TECHNOLOGY AGREEMENT 2019Student Acceptable Use of Technology Agreement • March 26th, 2019
This Student Acceptable Use of Technology Agreement incorporates the use of all digital devices (e.g. laptops, mobile phones, tablets, e-readers etc.) and all online services provided by Medowie Christian School (MCS). This Agreement also includes cyber safety expectations and is to be read in conjunction with the MCS Care Management and Anti-Bullying Policy.
STUDENT ACCEPTABLE USE OF TECHNOLOGY AGREEMENT 2020Student Acceptable Use of Technology Agreement • August 9th, 2020
This Student Acceptable Use of Technology Agreement incorporates the use of all digital devices (e.g. laptops, mobile phones, tablets, e-readers etc.) and online services provided by Sydney Catholic Schools (SCS). This Agreement also includes cyber safety expectations and is to be read in conjunction with the SCS Anti-Bullying Policy.
STUDENT ACCEPTABLE USE OF TECHNOLOGY AGREEMENTStudent Acceptable Use of Technology Agreement • July 3rd, 2024
• I have read and understood Peterborough, Victoria, Northumberland and Clarington Catholic District School Board’s (the
Junior-Intermediate (Grades 4-8)Student Acceptable Use of Technology Agreement • June 4th, 2010
• use all computer equipment carefully and not damage, change or tamper with the hardware, software, settings or the network
Diocese of Wilmington Religious Education Office Student Acceptable Use of Technology AgreementStudent Acceptable Use of Technology Agreement • August 13th, 2020
These policies address the appropriate use of technology while participating in parish religious education sessions either in-person or virtually.
Student Acceptable Use of Technology Agreement Catholic Diocese of Wilmington Office for Religious Education June 2020Student Acceptable Use of Technology Agreement • April 23rd, 2021
These policies address the appropriate use of technology while participating in parish religious education sessions either in-person or virtually.
User Agreement and Parent Permission FormStudent Acceptable Use of Technology Agreement • August 13th, 2012
As a user of the Contra Costa County Office of Education computers, I hereby agree to comply with the above rules—using the computers and network in a reliable fashion while honoring all relevant laws and restrictions.
STUDENT ACCEPTABLE USE OF TECHNOLOGY AGREEMENTStudent Acceptable Use of Technology Agreement • June 4th, 2010
• I have read and understood Peterborough, Victoria, Northumberland and Clarington Catholic District School Board’s (the Board’s) Student Acceptable Use of Technology Agreement (the Agreement) and recognize that it is based on Policies and Administrative Procedures governing my use of technology resources and that these documents are available on the board’s website.
STUDENT ACCEPTABLE USE OF TECHNOLOGY AGREEMENTStudent Acceptable Use of Technology Agreement • July 17th, 2024
● Use all computer equipment carefully and not damage, change or tamper with the hardware, software, settings or the network.
Davis Joint Unified School DistrictStudent Acceptable Use of Technology Agreement • July 10th, 2017
The Davis Joint Unified School District authorizes students to use technology owned or otherwise provided by the district as necessary for instructional purposes. The use of district technology is a privilege permitted at the district's discretion and is subject to the conditions and restrictions set forth in applicable Board policies, administrative regulations, and this Acceptable Use Agreement. The district reserves the right to suspend access at any time, without notice, for any reason.
STUDENT ACCEPTABLE USE OF TECHNOLOGYStudent Acceptable Use of Technology Agreement • March 5th, 2022
This Student Acceptable Use of Technology Agreement incorporates the use of all digital devices (e.g. Computers, laptops, tablets, Chromebooks, e-readers etc.) and online services provided by Saint Mark’s Coptic Orthodox College. This agreement also includes cyber safety expectations and is a mandatory condition for enrolment at Saint Mark’s Coptic Orthodox College.
Diocese of Wilmington Religious Education Office Student Acceptable Use of Technology AgreementStudent Acceptable Use of Technology Agreement • October 10th, 2020
These policies address the appropriate use of technology while participating in parish religious education sessions either in-person or virtually.
STuDEnT ACCEPTABLE uSE oF TECHnoLoGY AGREEMEnT 2018Student Acceptable Use of Technology Agreement • October 2nd, 2017
This Student Acceptable Use of Technology Agreement incorporates the use of all digital devices (e.g. laptops, mobile phones, tablets, e-readers etc.) and online services provided by Sydney Catholic Schools (SCS). This Agreement also includes cyber safety expectations and is to be read in conjunction with the SCS Anti-Bullying Policy.
Student Acceptable Use of Technology Agreement School Year: 2022 – 2023Student Acceptable Use of Technology Agreement • August 11th, 2022
Parents/Guardians: This agreement applies when students are using school and/or personal devices to access the school district network and describes a responsible digital citizen.
St Mary & St Mina’s Coptic Orthodox CollegeStudent Acceptable Use of Technology Agreement • January 29th, 2024
This Student Acceptable Use of Technology Agreement incorporates the use of all digital devices (e.g. laptops, mobile phones, tablets, e-readers etc.) and online services provided by St Mary and St Mina’s Coptic Orthodox College (SMSM). This Agreement also includes cyber safety expectations and is to be read in conjunction with the SMSM Anti-Bullying Policy.
PRIMARY STUDENT ACCEPTABLE USE OF TECHNOLOGY AGREEMENT 2019Student Acceptable Use of Technology Agreement • March 26th, 2019
This Student Acceptable Use of Technology Agreement incorporates the use of all digital devices (e.g. laptops, mobile phones, tablets, e-readers etc.) and online services provided by Medowie Christian School (MCS). This Agreement also includes cyber safety expectations and is to be read in conjunction with the MCS Care Management and Anti-Bullying Policy.
STUDENT ACCEPTABLE USE OF TECHNOLOGY AGREEMENTStudent Acceptable Use of Technology Agreement • November 5th, 2019
This Student Acceptable Use of Technology Agreement must be agreed to and signed before students are permitted to use any school device.
STUDENT ACCEPTABLE USE OF TECHNOLOGY AGREEMENT 2020-2021Student Acceptable Use of Technology Agreement • April 20th, 2016
Overview. The San Carlos Elementary School District (“SCSD” or “District”) makes a variety of electronic communications systems and information technologies available to students for educational purposes. When properly used, these technologies promote education by facilitating research, innovation, collaboration, communication, and resource sharing. With this educational opportunity comes responsibility. Illegal, unethical, or inappropriate use of technologies can harm the District, its students, and its employees. This Student Acceptable Use of Technology Agreement (“Use Agreement”) is designed to ensure that the advantages gained from the use of technological resources consistently outweigh any disadvantages. The Use Agreement does this by setting and communicating to students and parents the District’s minimum standards for the use of district systems and technology.
ST HILDA’S SCHOOL 2019 CYBER SAFETY AND DIGITAL WELLBEING STUDENT ACCEPTABLE USE OF TECHNOLOGY AGREEMENTStudent Acceptable Use of Technology Agreement • December 13th, 2018
Digital technology, including mobile phones, laptops, iPads and smart devices, are a part of everyday life. St Hilda’s School recognizes student wellbeing and safety are essential for academic and social development. The aim of this agreement is to promote the wise and ethical use of digital technology in a way that provides access to its benefits for educational purposes and promotes a classroom climate that values engagement in learning through the management of screen time.
