Technology and Electronics

CELL PHONES & ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATION DEVICES

Cell phones and personal media devices (iPods, MP3 players, video games, etc.) may be used on the campus, but are prohibited from being used in the classroom setting unless deemed educationally appropriate by the teacher. Students are expected to follow the cell phone policy outlined below. Violation may result in confiscation without warning. Hall and cafeteria use is permitted during passing time and/or lunch. The use of cell phones and other electronic devices (electronic communication devices) in locker rooms is prohibited. Parents or guardians may be required to come to school to pick up phones and personal electronic devices if confiscated.

Cell Phone Policy

Passes for classrooms

Behavior Consequences

Possession of a cell phone or other electronic devices by a student is a privilege, which may be forfeited by any student who fails to abide by the terms of this policy, or otherwise engaged in misuse of this privilege.

Violations of this policy may result in disciplinary action against the student which will result in confiscation of the cell phone or ECD, as well as action up to and including suspension.

Recording and/or posting audio or video (including photos) of Staff or Students on District property, or at District sponsored events, with or without permission, is prohibited. Consequences will be left to Administrator discretion, up to and including Administrative Hearing.

The students who possess a cell phone or electronic devices shall assume sole responsibility for its care. At no time shall the district be responsible for preventing theft, loss, or damage to cell phones or any other electronic devices brought onto its property.

ACCEPTABLE USE POLICY   (Technology)

The district's Acceptable Use Policy lists the privileges and responsibilities for using the school district's technology.  Each student will receive a copy of the code to read and discuss with a parent/guardian when registering students online.  Parents and students must check boxes during the online registration process acknowledging they have read the AUP and agreed to abide by it.  Students who violate the Code of Ethics will receive a consequence, up to and including removal of access to the computer system.  Further disciplinary action may also be taken.