In Addition, Students May Not Sample Clauses

The "In Addition, Students May Not" clause sets out specific prohibitions or restrictions on student behavior or actions beyond those already listed elsewhere in the document. Typically, this clause enumerates additional activities or conduct that students are expressly forbidden from engaging in, such as using certain resources, accessing restricted areas, or participating in unauthorized events. By clearly outlining these extra limitations, the clause helps ensure that students understand the full scope of prohibited actions, thereby reducing ambiguity and supporting the enforcement of institutional rules.
In Addition, Students May Not give out their personal identity information to anyone on the Internet); • give password(s) to anyone; • forward email commonly known as “SPAM,” or “junk email.” Video and Audio Recording: The NCUSD computers are capable of storing and/or transmitting and/or receiving images and audio, and therefore are banned from use for any purpose in locker rooms and restrooms at ALL times. Students will be disciplined for any use of NCUSD computers in school locker rooms or restrooms. At no time are students authorized to video capture, photograph, or audio record others in the school building, on school property (to include vehicles), or at school activities (unless recording a public performance, such as a game, honor assembly, concert, contest, etc.), without the consent of a teacher, coach, or school administrator. Students violating this rule shall be subject to reasonable discipline and the device shall be confiscated and may be returned following a parent/teacher/administrator conference.
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In Addition, Students May Not. ● Give out personal information to anyone on the Internet (this protects users from becoming potential victims of those with criminal intent).
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In Addition, Students May Not. Bring their own devices to use at school. • Attempt to change any MRVTS network or server configuration or the configuration of the Device. • Change or alter usernames that are assigned by MRVTS. • Video tape staff or students without their consent or knowledge, this includes (but is not limited to): o Webcams, Laptops, Cameras, Cell phones, or any other digital devices • Forward email commonly known as “SPAM,” Unsolicited Commercial Email (UCE), or “junk email.” • Instant message or chat during class unless related to academic expectations set forth by the instructor.
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