Until they are all available, comparable information can continue to be accessed via the CD-ROM server on the library computers. Once in place, all on-line reference sources will be accessed through the library home page. These include articles from journals, newspapers, and government documents, including the texts of treaties and Supreme Court decisions. This extensive package of databases replaces our CD-ROM editions of Nations, States, and Cultures and Science , but includes much, much more for the same cost, including coverage of biographies and literature. The Acceptable Use Agreement Board Policy 6142.10 requires all students and staff who access the Internet via the computer network to sign an Acceptable User Agreement before an Internet password can be issued.
Students require the signature of a parent as well.
Signing the agreement indicates that the individual and parent understand the terms of computer use and agree to abide by them. All students are asked to complete this form as freshmen or as incoming transfer students. Copies of the agreement are available in the library, where records of these completed agreements are kept. Creating Webpages for Class Assignments or School Activities Webpages created by students for class assignments must adhere to any relevant guidelines established by Board Policy 6142.10 . Specific policies are currently in development.