Exploration and manipulation of resources is encouraged with direction of teachers and staff supervision. With access to computers and people all over the world comes the availability of material that may not be considered to be of educational value in the context of the school setting. There may be some materials or individual communications that are not suitable for school-aged children. However, it is impossible to control all materials on a global network and an industrious user may discover inappropriate information. The account should be teacher-directed and monitored as any other classroom activity.
Direct supervision is required and the school reserves the right to monitor each account.
The School however, cannot prevent the possibility that some users may access material that is not consistent with the educational lessons, goals and policies of the school. Since Internet access may be obtained in an off-campus school system, the school cannot prevent the possibility that some users may access materials that are not consistent with the educational lessons, goals, and policies of the school. The school is not responsible for the quality of information obtained through the system and will not be responsible for such information arising through the unauthorized or unapproved use of off-campus network systems. The operation of the Internet relies heavily on the proper conduct of the users, who must adhere to strict guidelines. When using the Internet for class activities, teachers will provide students with guidelines for the selection of appropriate materials, and each teacher will encourage student development of skills for evaluation of information.