Public e-mail messages, those posted on one of the conferences areas, must nor include personal attacks and should follow the normal rules of appropriate public language, Since such messages are, by their nature, public, they should not contain any language or content which the author would not be willing to share from the podium at a school meeting. Students should be aware that deleted e-mail can be undeleted. Every effort is made by the school to keep our system virus-free. Even with the best techniques, however, computer viruses can be transmitted to and from any computer, including those in its computer labs. Cardinal Hayes High School is not responsible for the transmission of any virus or for damage suffered from a virus.
Most computer stores sell effective anti-virus programs for home use.
Students may use the center in the afternoon for academic purposes only. Upon entrance to the Computer Labs, you must sign in and write the name of the teacher who gave the assignment on which you intend to work. Abide by the Cardinal Hayes High School Technology Code of Conduct at all times. Everyone should respect, understand and comply with the rules of the school. Before you are issued an account on the computer network, you must take this policy home and have your parent or guardian sign it as well as yourself.