Technology Acceptable Use AgreementTechnology Acceptable Use Agreement • June 24th, 2021
The Technology Acceptable Use Agreement will be signed by students upon initial enrollment in Campbell County School District and again annually.
TECHNOLOGY ACCEPTABLE USE AGREEMENT Employee June 2014 Until AmendedTechnology Acceptable Use Agreement • October 7th, 2015
Athens Independent School District (AISD) is committed to providing students and educators the knowledge and skills necessary for success in a technology-driven society. The effective use of technology within the district is critical to the academic success of all students. Providing educators with the tools to develop teaching strategies that engage and empower students is
Technology Acceptable Use AgreementTechnology Acceptable Use Agreement • January 14th, 2014
The mission of Richmond Christian School is to impact the world for Christ through education with superior academics, quality athletics, and advanced Biblical understanding. It is the intent of the School to offer students the opportunity to explore, unfold, understand, and care for God’s world. The computers, technology, and Internet available to students offer a vast, diverse, and unique resource in achieving this mission. The technology provided is intended to bring about growth in knowledge, wisdom, and obedience to God. Christian teachers, students, and families must learn to discern the varying worldviews represented on the Internet in all subject areas. Given that some of the material on the Internet is not consistent with the beliefs or educational goals of the School, software safeguards, proper supervision, and careful instruction of students will be the School’s priority.
Technology Acceptable Use AgreementTechnology Acceptable Use Agreement • April 25th, 2023
This Technology Acceptable Use Agreement pertains to the use of Grand Rapids Community College (GRCC) information technology, telecommunications resources, and other digital technologies. The College provides these resources specifically to support its mission and its business processes. The Acceptable Use Agreement Policy provides definitions and procedural details referenced in this agreement.
Technology Acceptable Use AgreementTechnology Acceptable Use Agreement • April 26th, 2023
This Technology Acceptable Use Agreement pertains to the use of Grand Rapids Community College (GRCC) information technology, telecommunications resources, and other digital technologies. The College provides these resources specifically to support its mission and its business processes. The Acceptable Use Agreement Policy provides definitions and procedural details referenced in this agreement.
Technology Acceptable Use Agreement - StudentsTechnology Acceptable Use Agreement • April 28th, 2023
At Centennial Schools, we believe technology is a vital tool for learning and teaching in the 21st Century. To ensure quality use of the computer systems, hardware and software, and the Internet, we have established an Acceptable Use Policy which is summarized below. The entire Technology Acceptable Use Policy #524 can be found on the district website at www.isd12.org. Students and parents must sign and return this agreement prior to any use of School District technologies.
Technology Acceptable Use AgreementTechnology Acceptable Use Agreement • January 18th, 2021
Technology Acceptable Use AgreementTechnology Acceptable Use Agreement • March 20th, 2019
The mission of Richmond Christian School is to impact the world for Christ through education with superior academics, quality athletics, and advanced Biblical understanding. It is the intent of the School to offer students the opportunity to explore, unfold, understand, and care for God’s world. The computers, technology, and Internet available to students offer a vast, diverse, and unique resource in achieving this mission. The technology provided is intended to bring about growth in knowledge, wisdom, and obedience to God. Christian teachers, students, and families must learn to discern the varying worldviews represented on the Internet in all subject areas. Given that some of the material on the Internet is not consistent with the beliefs or educational goals of the School, software safeguards, proper supervision, and careful instruction of students will be the School’s priority.
TECHNOLOGY ACCEPTABLE USE AGREEMENTTechnology Acceptable Use Agreement • June 10th, 2019
Belleville Public Schools is pleased to offer access to the district computers, networks, e-mail and to the Internet. There are specific rules that all users must follow. Users agree to the following:
Technology Acceptable Use Agreement for StudentsTechnology Acceptable Use Agreement • May 20th, 2024
I/We, the undersigned parent(s)/guardian(s), have read, understand, and agree to abide by the provisions of the Technology Acceptable Use Policy, as published in the school policy handbook.
Technology Acceptable Use Agreement for StudentsTechnology Acceptable Use Agreement • September 22nd, 2022
I/We, the undersigned parent(s)/guardian(s), have read, understand, and agree to abide by the provisions of the Technology Acceptable Use Policy, as published in the school policy handbook.
Technology Acceptable Use AgreementTechnology Acceptable Use Agreement • June 24th, 2019
The Technology Acceptable Use Agreement will be signed by students upon initial enrollment in Campbell County School District and again in Grades 3, 7 and 9.
TECHNOLOGY ACCEPTABLE USE AGREEMENTTechnology Acceptable Use Agreement • October 24th, 2019
It is our pleasure to offer the staff and students of the Chehalis School District access to the district network and its resources. These resources include access to data storage servers, staff email, on-line resources and the Internet. For network operation to remain successful, it is the responsibility of the users (you) to conduct themselves in a responsible, lawful, ethical, safe and polite fashion. The user is ultimately responsible for his/her actions. The following guidelines are not intended to define all required or prohibited behavior of its users. The Chehalis School District reserves the right to revise, modify and update the Technology Acceptable Use Agreement.
Student Technology Acceptable Use AgreementTechnology Acceptable Use Agreement • August 18th, 2015
École St.Matthew School promotes the use of technology in our learning. As a faith-based community, the use of school owned or personal technology to harm others is unacceptable.
TECHNOLOGY ACCEPTABLE USE AGREEMENTTechnology Acceptable Use Agreement • August 14th, 2024
This Technology Acceptable Use Agreement is applicable to the use of the Lenawee Intermediate School District’s (LISD) information technology (IT) resources, which includes, but is not limited to, the LISD’s IT network and systems such as wired and wireless internet; software, including both hosted and cloud-based programs; and LISD-owed devices such as computers, tablets, cellphones, and other devices. This Agreement also applies to the use of the LISD’s internet and other network services through a privately-owned device.
A TECHNOLOGY acceptable use agreementTechnology Acceptable Use Agreement • July 29th, 2012
Note: This is a brief summary, with some additional provisions, of the Dallastown Area School District Policy 815. Acceptance of School Policy is a provision of employment. Purpose of Technology Dallastown Area School District provides employees and students with access to technological hardware, the district's electronic communication system, hereinafter called the District Network, which includes wide area networks (WANS), Internet access from all buildings, and the virtual private network (VPN). The purpose of the District Network is to help prepare students for success in life and work, to increase intra-district communication, enhance productivity and to foster professional collaboration and growth. The District Network is designed for educational use. This includes classroom activities, professional or career development, and limited high-quality self-discovery activities. Services for Students Administration, Faculty and Staff Wide Area Network, the Internet, Remote Access, an
Technology Acceptable Use Agreement Student AgreementTechnology Acceptable Use Agreement • January 27th, 2023
North East School Division is committed to the promotion of lifelong learning. As part of that commitment, North East School Division will provide access to staff and students to the diverse and unique access to the Internet and many different software and hardware options.
EHCAAB-E Staff Technology Acceptable Use AgreementTechnology Acceptable Use Agreement • June 29th, 2014
Annually, each student who is authorized to use District technology and their parent/guardian shall sign this Acceptable Use Agreement as an indication that they have read and understand the agreement.Technology Acceptable Use Agreement • June 23rd, 2023
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.
ContractTechnology Acceptable Use Agreement • June 5th, 2023
Please read the following, sign the signature page (student & parent), and return the signature form to your homeroom /1st period teacher.
TECHNOLOGY ACCEPTABLE USE AGREEMENTTechnology Acceptable Use Agreement • July 25th, 2011
As a user of technologies owned by the Carlisle Area School District, I have read and understand the policy and agree to abide by the rules of this policy. I will contact the Director of Technology if I have any questions or need clarification regarding this policy.
Student Technology Acceptable Use AgreementTechnology Acceptable Use Agreement • June 5th, 2023
● Any issued device remains the property of E-School Virtual Charter Academy and may be recalled or usage-restricted if deemed necessary or to perform any maintenance, further the device may be inspected anytime by school personnel
ContractTechnology Acceptable Use Agreement • November 23rd, 2020
Please read the following, sign the signature page (student & parent), and return the signature form to your homeroom /1st period teacher.
