Student Handbook 2018-19

THE COMPUTER NETWORK, INTERNET, AND E-MAIL ACCEPTABLE USE VIOLATIONS (IIBEA-R, E2) A. Definition: The Computer Network, Internet, and e-mail communication are part of the global computer network system. It has a vast potential to support curricula and student learning, as well as, a learning resource to educate and to inform. B. General: Students, and the parent(s), guardian, or other persons having control of the school age child will comply with the School Board Policy on Student Use of the Internet and the Acceptable Use Agreement in Section III of this handbook. C. Disposition: (see table below)

Internet and E-mail Acceptable Use Violations

K-5

6-8

9-12

FIRST OFFENSE

1. Student-Teacher Conference

1. Student-Teacher Conference 2. Revoke Access privileges

1. Student-Teacher Conference 2. Revoke Access privileges

SECOND OFFENSE

1. Student-Teacher Conference 2. Notify Administration 3. Parent Contact 4. Counseling

1. Student-Teacher Conference 2. Notify Administration 3. Parent Contact 4. Counseling 5. Revoke Access privileges 6. One Day After School Detention. 1. Written Notification from Teacher 2. Student Conference 3. Parent Contact 4. Counseling 5. One Day Student Responsibility Center 6. Revoke Access privileges

1. Student-Teacher Conference 2. Notify Administration 3. Parent Contact 4. Counseling 5. One Day After School Detention, Saturday School 6. Revoke Access privileges 1. Written Notification from Teacher 2. Student Conference 3. Parent Contact 4. Counseling 5. 1-3 Days Out-of-School Suspension 6. Revoke Access privileges

THIRD OFFENSE

1. Written Notification from Teacher 2. Student Conference 3. Parent Contact 4. Counseling 5. One Day Student Responsibility Center

Additional Offenses

Revoke Access privileges, school disciplinary action, and appropriate legal action.

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