Technology Services Department

200 - Pupils

• 237 - Electronic Devices
• 249 - Cyberbullying

700 - Property

• 709 - Building Security

800 - Operations

• 814 - Copyright Material
• 815 - Responsible Use Policy
• 830 - Breach of Electronic Information
• 831 - Electronic Retention Policy

900 - Community

• 915 - Recording/Imaging of Students and Staff

The District believes that the safety of our students is our greatest responsibility. In today's world, this extends into the social realm of the Internet. Our curriculum provides students with opportunities to learn about the dangers that lurk on the Internet, starting in elementary school. This extends upwards through their years in high school. In some cases, this instruction is also provided by the District's School Resource Officer as part of the police department's T.E.A.M. School Liaison Program.

The District makes a concerted effort to educate its students on the responsible and safe use of the Internet and its related resources in accordance with the Children's Internet Protection Act (CIPA). The District applauds the passing of this federal mandate in which schools are required to provide all students annual instruction about appropriate online behavior, including interacting with individuals on social networking sites and chat rooms. Furthermore, schools are required to enforce a policy of Internet safety that includes monitoring the online activities of its students and the operation of technology protection measures that protect against Internet access by both adults and minors to objectionable, malicious, or otherwise illegal and harmful to minors.