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The document outlines various computer room rules and procedures. It discusses rules for computer use, procedures for fire drills and tornado drills, the importance of signing and returning an Acceptable Use Policy form by a deadline, opportunities to take AR tests in the computer lab, and how student grades will be calculated based on participation, effort, assignments, and typing scores.
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