The Upper Arlington City School District (the "School District") is pleased to make available to each student access to interconnected computer systems, internal servers and networks, computer equipment, computer programs, the Internet, and other new technologies and devices within the School District (collectively, the "Technology").
Access to the School District’s Technology is provided as a privilege and as an educational tool. In order to continue enjoying access to the Technology, each student must take responsibility for appropriate and lawful use of this privilege. Students are responsible for their behavior with the Technology just as they are in a classroom, school hallway or other School District property. While the School District may make reasonable efforts to supervise student use of Technology, the ultimate responsibility for exercising and promoting responsible use of this access is that of the student, under the guidance of their parents.
This document shall constitute the School District’s Technology Acceptable Use Policy for students ("Policy"), and applies to all students who use or otherwise access the Technology either on-site or remotely. A copy of this Policy shall be provided to students and their parents.
Each student is responsible for reading and abiding by this Policy. If you (parent or student) have any questions about the provisions of these policies, you should contact the building principal or the principal’s designee. Any use of the Technology that violates these policies may result in your access being withdrawn and/or additional disciplinary action.
Violations of these policies are considered violations of the Student Code of Conduct and may result in disciplinary action up to and including suspension, expulsion, and/or referral to law enforcement if appropriate. The District reserves the right to seek reimbursement of expenses and/or damages arising from student violations of these policies.
(See Policy 7540.03 for complete language.)
