This vast electronic transfer of information has changed how individuals and businesses conduct their daily lives and work habits. The future of the Internet is unclear except that its use will not diminish with time, but instead it will become more of an influence on how we live, learn, work, and communicate privately and professionally. The Internet offers the capability for students and staff to access and share information on a global scale. The scholarly use of the Internet can provide our students with a world-wide, diverse array of resources that will support and enrich the St. Mark's High School curriculum. There are multiple paths to search for the same information.
Individuals are responsible for their own behavior.
Almost anyone can post information without any governing agency's approval or guidelines. The user of the Internet must be careful and informed or the Information Superhighway will become a hazardous road to travel. Access to St. Mark's High School's electronic communications systems is provided to students and members of the St. Mark's community as a tool in support of activities related to classroom learning. Access to network services is given to students who agree to act in a responsible manner and in compliance with the St. Mark's High School's Acceptable Use Policy Agreement. Students are responsible for their behavior, actions, and communications when using the school's network and computer technology.