A. Chromebook Distribution and Care B. General Rules:
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2 A. Chromebook Distribution and Care 1. Students are issued Chromebooks at the beginning of the school year. The Chromebooks are the property of SMCA. Students are expected to use the Chromebooks in conformity with this contract and the student handbook. Students are responsible for the general care of the Chromebook they have been issued by the school. Students will be given a SMCA Chromebook Case with their Chromebook, and will be REQUIRED to use only the SMCA case and keep their Chromebooks covered at all times. Failure to maintain a covered Chromebook will result in disciplinary action for the student. Chromebooks that are broken or fail to work properly MUST be taken to the PRINCIPAL'S OFFICE for an evaluation of the equipment and repair when needed. 2. Students/Parents/Guardians are solely responsible for the care and safekeeping of student Chromebook. Any loss or damage to Chromebooks (outside of reasonable wear and tear), regardless of the cause, will be the strict financial responsibility of the students/parents/guardians. 3. The cost of replacing the Chromebook, cover and software will be $300 if the Chromebook is lost or damaged. B. General Rules: 1. Students must have their covered Chromebooks with them at school every day. 2. Students will transport their Chromebook to and from school in their backpack. 3. Students are responsible for keeping their Chromebooks batteries charged for school each day. 4. Students may not remove or circumvent the management system/software installed on each Chromebook. This includes removing restrictions or jailbreaking the device. Students who tamper with the device will face strict disciplinary action and may face a monetary penalty to reconfigure the device. 5. Chromebooks MUST always be kept within the protective cases issued by SMCA. 6.Only use a soft cloth to clean the screen, no cleansers of any type. 7.Cords and cables must be inserted carefully into the Chromebook to prevent damage. 8.Students may not bring their Chromebooks to the cafeteria during lunch. 9.Chromebooks must never be left in an unlocked locker, unlocked car, or any unsupervised area. 10.Students may not remove or alter the asset tag located on the Chromebook's back cover. 11. Students are not to deface the Chromebook cover in any way; no stickers, writing, etc 12. When students attend a special class (gym, computer, etc) or are at lunch/recess, the Chromebooks will be locked in the students homeroom class.
3 C. Music, Games, Pictures, or Programs 1. Internet games and game apps are not allowed on the Chromebooks. 2.The software/apps originally installed by SMCA must remain on the Chromebooks in usable condition and be easily accessible at all times. From time to time the school may add/update software applications for use in a particular course. 3.Students are not allowed to load extra software/apps on their Chromebooks.. 4. Students may not store their own photographs and music on their Chromebooks. D.Prohibited Use: Students must adhere to the same code of conduct as agreed to in the SMCA's Internet Contract in the Student Handbook as well as refraining from the items below; 1. Illegal installation or transmission of copyrighted materials 2.. Any action that violates existing school rules or public law. 3. Sending, accessing, uploading, downloading, or distributing offensive, profane, threatening, or obscene materials. 4. No communication made by students except for academic purposes only, and must be authorized by a teacher or school administrator during school hours. 5. Gaining access to other students accounts, files, and/or data. 6.Bypassing the SMCA web filter. 7.Photographing or video recording on campus without the permission of a teacher for academic purposes or in support of a school program. 8.. Student sharing of their passwords, addresses, or other personal information on the Internet without the authorization of SMCA. 9. Plagiarizing academic materials. E. Students Responsibility for Chromebook Use 1. Students that fail to charge the battery on their Chromebook or forget to bring the Chromebook to school on a regular basis will face disciplinary action. 2. Students may not use other student s Chromebooks nor have them in their possession. 3. This Chromebook Acceptable Use Policy applies to SMCA students at all times. Students must adhere to this contract whenever and wherever they are using their Chromebooks. 4. Parents/Guardians are responsible for monitoring content and student use of the Chromebooks when they are not at SMCA. 5. Individual school Chromebooks and accessories must be returned to St. Mel's Catholic Academy at the end of each academic year in June or if requested by the Principal at other times.
4 St. Mel's Catholic Academy Chromebook Acceptable Use Contract ALL students & parents must sign and submit this form in order for their child to receive a Chromebook for the academic year. I have received a copy of the St. Mel's Catholic Academy Contract for the school year. I have reviewed the information in the contract and understand that the contract contains information that my child and I may need during the school year. I also understand that all students will be held accountable for their responsibilities and behavior as listed in the contract. Failure to abide by these responsibilities and behaviors can result in the consequences outlined in the contract. I am aware that St. Mel's Catholic Academy reserves the right at any time to amend or add to the policies, rules, and regulations contained in this contract, and to make such changes applicable to current as well as new students when the situation dictates. To find current policies, rules, and regulations, I will reference the school website. Date: Print Name of Student: Student Homeroom: Signature of Student: Print Name of Parent/Guardian: Signature of Parent/Guardian:
5 Review and initial each statement below St. Mel's Catholic Academy Student Chromebook Acknowledgement Form School Year The following items reiterate some of the most important points covered in the St. Mel s Catholic Academy Chromebook Agreement and Acceptable Use Policy. The student will not leave his Chromebook unattended unless it is locked in a secure place. The student s family is fully responsible for the cost of replacement should his Chromebook become lost, stolen, or damaged. Students must have their covered Chromebooks with them at school every day,chromebooks batteries must be charged for school each day. Chromebooks must be transported to and from school in their backpacks. Student Initial Parent Initial This Chromebook Acceptable Use Policy applies to SMCA students at all times. Students must adhere to this contract whenever and wherever they are using their Chromebooks. Parents/Guardians are responsible for monitoring content and student use of the Chromebooks when they are not at SMCA. The Chromebook is the property of SMCA and the student will not personalize the cover or Chromebook. The Chromebook is the property of SMCA and the student is not allowed to load extra software/apps on her Chromebooks. Students may not store their own photographs and music on their Chromebooks.
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