TECHNOLOGY CHECKOUT AGREEMENTTechnology Checkout Agreement • July 30th, 2020
DELANO UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT TECHNOLOGY PROPERTY CHECKOUT AGREEMENTTechnology Checkout Agreement • April 4th, 2019
While the primary purpose of the Delano Union School District’s technology equipment is for use on site during the instructional day, there are times when it is appropriate for staff or students to check out equipment to be used for educational purposes beyond the school day. All users will be required to sign this form before technology equipment can be taken to a location other than a District facility. Technology equipment may be checked out under the provisions of the Acceptable Use Policy.
Student/Parent/Guardian Technology Checkout Agreement FormTechnology Checkout Agreement • August 4th, 2024
You and your student will comply with the Appropriate Use of Electronic Devices. You and your student agree that you and your student will review these policies and be familiar with their contents. Violations of the policy will result in revocation of network access privileges, suspension of access to SLUSD electronic resources, other school disciplinary action and/or other appropriate lethal or criminal action, including restitution. You must report any lost, stolen or damaged equipment to the school immediately. For stolen equipment, a police report is required.
TECHNOLOGY CHECKOUT AGREEMENTTechnology Checkout Agreement • March 26th, 2020
CARBON COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT#1Technology Checkout Agreement • March 20th, 2020
Parents/guardians may request permission to borrow Carbon County School District #1 (“CCSD1”) technology device(s) for their student or students. CCSD1 is making technology devices available for off campus use in situations where a student is physically unable to attend school and does not have access to such technology devices at home.
Student/Parent/Guardian Technology Checkout Agreement FormTechnology Checkout Agreement • April 7th, 2020
In this agreement, “you” and “your” refers to the parent/guardian and the student enrolled in the Cleveland Metropolitan School District (CMSD). The “equipment” is any combination of equipment checked below
Technology Checkout AgreementTechnology Checkout Agreement • August 13th, 2020
This Agreement is made by and between the District School Board of Pasco County (“DSBPC”) and the student (“Student”) and parent/guardian (“Parent”) named in the upper left corner of this Agreement and takes effect on the date of signature below. DSBPC and the Student and Parent agree as follows:
Student/Parent/Guardian Technology Checkout Agreement Form Emergency Connectivity Fund (ECF) Device DistributionTechnology Checkout Agreement • November 10th, 2021
In this agreement, “you” and “your” refers to the parent/guardian and the student enrolled in the Westerville City School District (WCSD). The “equipment” is any combination of equipment checked below
Technology Checkout AgreementTechnology Checkout Agreement • August 11th, 2020
We live in a rapidly changing technological world, and education is along for the ride. Students require access to technology outside of the traditional school setting in order to succeed. At the same time we recognize that families lack the technical and financial means to provide what students need.
TECHNOLOGY CHECKOUT AGREEMENTTechnology Checkout Agreement • April 27th, 2021
Technology Checkout AgreementTechnology Checkout Agreement • August 5th, 2020
LYON COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT TECHNOLOGY PROPERTY CHECKOUT AGREEMENTTechnology Checkout Agreement • July 27th, 2011
While the primary purpose of the Lyon County School District’s technology equipment is for use on site during the instructional day, there are times when it is appropriate for staff or students to check out equipment to be used for educational purposes beyond the school day. All users will be required to sign this form before technology equipment can be taken to a location other than a District facility. Technology equipment may be checked out under the provisions of the Acceptable Use Policy.
