The Internet is a collection of many worldwide networks that support the open exchange of information. The Internet provides immediate access to information anywhere in the world. From their school, students can travel all over the world to gather and exchange information via the Internet. As more people travel this electronic highway, maps to find useful information and rules to keep traveling safe become vital to successfully completing the journey.
Schools have rules for acceptable behavior.
Likewise, there are correct procedures and rules that govern the use of the information networks. If students don't follow these guidelines, they may lose their privileges to access to the Internet. Before they can access the Internet from school, students must complete an Internet Acceptable Use orientation session conducted by their teacher. After completing the orientation, students and their parents will be asked to sign a Consent and Waiver form acknowledging that they are aware of the proper procedures for using our Internet access. This form will be kept on file in the school's office.