The Board believes that the resources available through the Internet are of significant value in the learning process and preparing students for future success. At the same time, the unregulated availability of information and communication on the Internet requires that schools establish reasonable controls for lawful, efficient and appropriate use of this technology. Student use of school computers, networks and Internet services is a privilege not a right. The school unit reserves the right to monitor all computer and Internet activity by students.
Students have no expectation of privacy in their use of school computers.
The school unit is not responsible for the accuracy or quality of information that students obtain through the Internet. The signed acknowledgment will be retained by the school. The rules are intended to provide general guidelines and examples of prohibited uses but do not attempt to state all required or prohibited activities by users. The building principal shall have final authority to decide whether a student's privileges will be denied or revoked. B. Acceptable Use Student access to the school unit's computers, networks and Internet services are provided for educational purposes and research consistent with the school unit's educational mission, curriculum and instructional goals.