Technology Acceptable Use Policy Copeland Middle School
“ The network is provided for students to conduct research and communicate with others via file sharing.” All computers at Copeland are for educational use only.
“ Student use of chat rooms and access to e-mail is strictly prohibited.” At school, you may never “check your email” or engage in online chat
“ Access to network services is given to students who agree to act in a considerate and responsible manner.” Access is a privilege – not a right.  Access entails responsibility.
The following are not permitted… Using the network or Internet for other than educational purposes.       Sending or displaying offensive messages or pictures.       Using obscene language.      Harassing, insulting or attacking others. Damaging computers, computer systems or computer networks. Installing or attempting to install software.
The following are not permitted… Changing or attempting to change network configurations. Altering the appearance of the computer desktop in any way. Changing the district’s default home page in Internet Explorer.  Violating copyright laws. Using another’s password. Using disks from home unless a staff member has checked them before using them in a school computer.
The following are not permitted… Trespassing in another’s folders, work or files. Intentionally wasting limited resources. Employing the network for commercial purposes. Personal e-mail may not be accessed at any time on school computers. Using webcam technology for other than educational purposes that support the curriculum. Using mobile communication  devices without administrative approval.
The following are not permitted… Posting inappropriate digital images, video or comments that may disrupt the educational process or intimidate, harass or bully another student in any way. Viewing or  participating in  social  networking  sites  that may disrupt  the  educational process  or  cause  harm in any way  to another student. Deleting another student’s files from the PC or the network server without teacher permission.
You and Your Parents Have Agreed To This Policy Any misuse of the school’s technology will result in disciplinary action and possible loss of privileges.

Technology acceptable use policy gr 7 day 1

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    Technology Acceptable UsePolicy Copeland Middle School
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    “ The networkis provided for students to conduct research and communicate with others via file sharing.” All computers at Copeland are for educational use only.
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    “ Student useof chat rooms and access to e-mail is strictly prohibited.” At school, you may never “check your email” or engage in online chat
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    “ Access tonetwork services is given to students who agree to act in a considerate and responsible manner.” Access is a privilege – not a right. Access entails responsibility.
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    The following arenot permitted… Using the network or Internet for other than educational purposes.      Sending or displaying offensive messages or pictures.      Using obscene language.     Harassing, insulting or attacking others. Damaging computers, computer systems or computer networks. Installing or attempting to install software.
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    The following arenot permitted… Changing or attempting to change network configurations. Altering the appearance of the computer desktop in any way. Changing the district’s default home page in Internet Explorer. Violating copyright laws. Using another’s password. Using disks from home unless a staff member has checked them before using them in a school computer.
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    The following arenot permitted… Trespassing in another’s folders, work or files. Intentionally wasting limited resources. Employing the network for commercial purposes. Personal e-mail may not be accessed at any time on school computers. Using webcam technology for other than educational purposes that support the curriculum. Using mobile communication  devices without administrative approval.
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    The following arenot permitted… Posting inappropriate digital images, video or comments that may disrupt the educational process or intimidate, harass or bully another student in any way. Viewing or  participating in  social  networking  sites  that may disrupt  the  educational process  or  cause  harm in any way  to another student. Deleting another student’s files from the PC or the network server without teacher permission.
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    You and YourParents Have Agreed To This Policy Any misuse of the school’s technology will result in disciplinary action and possible loss of privileges.