Bringing the Computer to School Sample Clauses

Bringing the Computer to School. It is imperative that students bring their computers to school charged and ready to use each day for their learning. Teachers will be designing their lessons and classrooms based on students having access to their computer. • The computer must be kept in the carrying bag at all times when it is not being used. • Students who accidentally leave their computers at home may have access to a limited amount of computers that are available in the Media Center. Students will be able to "sign-in" to their account on the server, but would not be able to take this computer home with them.
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Bringing the Computer to School. It is imperative that students bring their computers to school charged and ready to use each day for their learning. Teachers will be designing their lessons and classrooms based on students having access to their computer. • The computer must be kept in the carrying bag or case at all times when it is not being used. • Students who accidentally leave their computers at home may have access to a limited number of computers that are available from the Technology Coordinator. Students will be able to use this computer for the day, but would not be able to take this computer home with them. • Loaner Computers may not always be available and the district cannot guarantee a loaner computer will be available to students at all times.
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Bringing the Computer to School. It is imperative that students bring their computers to school each day for learning and classroom use. Teachers are designing their lessons and classrooms based on students having access to their computer. Students who leave their computers at home may have access to a limited number of loaner computers. Availability of a loaner computer is not guaranteed. Computers that are lost or stolen need to be reported to the Campus Director immediately. If the computer is lost the student will be financially responsible for its replacement. If a computer is stolen or vandalized, the parent should file a police report and notify the school accordingly.
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Bringing the Computer to School. Parents and Students will make sure that the Computer is brought to school every day. If the Student comes to school without his/her computer, he/she may not be able to participate in classroom activities, and his/her grade could be affected.
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