Connery Elementary School Internet Acceptable Use Policy
School Year 2006/2007
In order for a
student to use the Connery Elementary School's Internet connection, they must read
the following guidelines and abide by them.
The Internet is a
vast, global network of computers that allow schools, universities,
businesses and millions of people to share information electronically.
Here at Connery we connect to the Internet through the school
department's Web Servers.
With such a vast network
of computers every effort is made to observe and monitor the material
that the students access on the Internet. While the children are closely
watched they are also held responsible for the knowingly and willingly
entering into unacceptable websites.
In addition, Connery
Elementary
School takes no responsibility for any information or materials that are
transferred through the Internet.
Below are the guidelines
that will be followed when using the Internet at Connery Elementary School.
No student
shall do any of the following:
- Give out any
personal information such as name, phone number, address, or email
address
- Agree to meet
someone they met on the Internet
- Enter or
access any inappropriate or unethical websites or chatrooms
- Use
inappropriate language
- Knowingly use
copyrighted materials
- Knowingly transfer
inappropriate or illegal materials through the Ingalls Magnet
School’s Internet connection
- Threaten or harass
any individual(s) using the Internet
- Download any
pirated or illegal software or pornographic material
Failure to abide by the
above guidelines will result in immediate revocation of Internet access
through the Connery Elementary School’s Internet connection. If necessary legal
action may be taken against any individual who willfully uses the
Internet to conduct unlawful practices on school property. Such actions
may result in a fine or jail time.
Below are
rules for online safety that a student should follow while using the
Internet:
- Never give out
personal information (name, phone number, address, passwords, school
location).
- Tell a teacher or
parent when you come across material on the Internet that makes you
feel uncomfortable.
- Never send anyone
you have met online a picture of you.
- Never agree to meet
someone you met online.
- Never respond to
messages that are mean or obscene and make you feel uncomfortable.
Adopted September 9, 2006
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