The privacy of other people, whether they be fellow students or teachers, is to be respected. Any invasion of the privacy of another person is a violation of the school technology use policy. Students may not intentionally access the messages, files, or work of another student or teacher, nor alter any of these in any way. Students using technology are expected to uphold the 7th commandment. It is illegal to violate copyright laws.
Students are to use computers only as instructed by their teacher.
Students may not attempt to gain any unauthorized access to resources, programs, or on-line sites. Similarly, students are expected to maintain individual computer settings. Students may not use the technology at Calvary for their own financial or commercial gain. This includes home telephone numbers and addresses as well as information regarding the location of any student at any given time. Students may not use any Internet feature, including the World Wide Web, Telnet, Gopher, Veronica, Archie, Finger, or E-mail without the direct personal supervision of the classroom teacher, teacher's aide, or authorized parent volunteer.