SCS

Shelburne Town School District Policy and Procedures

On Access To Information Technology and The Internet

With the growth of computers and other related technologies in the classroom, the school has recognized the need for educating the students and their parents, or guardians, on acceptable usage. The Shelburne School Board has approved a policy which requested the principals to establish procedures on governing access and usage of information technology and the Internet. The following has been designed to do just that.

What is Information Technology and the Internet?

School Board Policy on Access to Information Technology and the Internet

Administrative Procedures On Access to Information Technology and the Internet
      (instituted in May, 1997, updated March, 2000)

Acceptable Usage Policy (AUP) Implementation

Permission to Publish Forms Implementation

K-2 Level

• What is Information Technology and the Internet?
• Information Technology and Internet Access Terms and Conditions (K-2)

3-5 Level

• What is Information Technology and the Internet?
• Information Technology and Internet Access Terms and Conditions (3-5)

6-8 Level

• What is Information Technology and the Internet?
• Information Technology and Internet Access Terms and Conditions (6-8)

Permission to Publish Form (all grade levels)

Appendix A: SCS Behavioral Code (PDF format)

Appendix B: References (links and print)

the following school districts were instrumental in the development of these documents:

• Bellingham School District, Bellingham, Washington
• Novi School District, Novi, Michigan

These procedures have been compiled by Karolyn Ahern and Greg Thweatt with assistance from the SCS Information Technology Committee, Chris Leopold (CSSD Central Office), and input from the SCS faculty and staff.

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Last updated: January 23, 2006