Use of the network to disrupt the work of other users. Destruction, modification, or abuse of network hardware and software. Quoting personal communications in a public forum without the original author's prior consent. Changes on the Internet are occurring rapidly. Therefore, additional rules and restrictions may be added at any time.
Users are responsible for reading and following the rules.
Just as school officials do not endorse the content of all materials provided in the school library, they do not endorse electronic information by having made access to that information available to the students. The same conditions that apply to use of the resources in a school library media center or in other libraries should apply to student use of the Internet. If standards or restrictions are to be placed on student access to Internet resources, it is parents and only parents who may place those restrictions on their children, and only their own children. Parents may not tell the school to impose specific site restrictions on their children. Outside of school, families bear responsibility for guidance in Internet usage just as they must guide students to the appropriate usage of the television, telephone, and other devices.