Also, the classes only use the Internet when teachers are in the vicinity. This has proven to be effective and within the school's philosophy of empowering students though knowledge and responsibility. The school system provides technology as a means of furthering the instructional goals and mission of the district. The use of the Internet, electronic mail and programs are an integral part of the educational process. The use of this technology also comes with responsibility.
Students are ultimately responsible for their actions in accessing the network services.
Violations of the AUP may result in disciplinary action, including the restriction from all or part of the network resources. Students and their parents or guardians are asked to sign the AUP to obtain the privilege of using the technology resources. It describes the standards of behavior related to technology that students are expected to follow. The AUP provides for age appropriate access to the Internet. During class time staff supervises students' computer activities, and the District employs an Internet filter to restrict access to various sites, subject areas, and words.