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Lowpoint-Washburn C.U.S.D.
#21
Acceptable Use Policy
508 East Walnut
Washburn, Illinois 61570
Tel: (309)248-7522 | Fax: (309) 248-7518
Parker Dietrich, Superintendent
Technology Coordinator
Important!
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Accounting for Acceptable Use Policies
Everyone using a computer for Internet
access at any school in the school district of Lowpoint-Washburn C.U.S.D. #21 must have an
Acceptable Use Policy signed. Students must have the A.U.P. signed by a parent or
guardian. The parent signing the A.U.P. is responsible for making sure he/she understands
the A.U.P. and the student also understands the A.U.P. Staff members must also have on
record in the district office a signed A.U.P.
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Grades K - 6
The Acceptable Use Policy should be turned into the student's classroom teacher. The
classroom teacher will keep a record of students who have and have not turned in signed
Acceptable Use Policy. Only those students with a signed A.U.P. will be allowed to use a
computer to access the Internet. Those student's who do not have a signed A.U.P. may have
access to a computer, but will not be allowed to use the computer to access the Internet.
In cases where Internet access is required for an assignment, the teacher will find an
alternate method for the student to complete the assignment.
Any violations of the Acceptable Use Policy will be
forwarded to Mr. Heider's attention for disciplinary action, criminal action, and/or
monetary reimbursement.
Grades 7 - 8
The Acceptable Use Policy should be turned into the Business teacher, Kim Krohn. She will
issue each student who turns in a signed Acceptable Use Policy an Internet Access ID that
will allow them to access the Internet. The ID must be present when a Junior High School
student is accessing the Internet. No Junior High School student will be allowed to access
the Internet without having the Internet Access ID present, even if the students forgets
to bring it or loses it. The Internet Access ID helps teachers identify which Junior High
School students have been given permission by their parent(s) or guardian(s) to access the
Internet. If an ID is lost, Kim Krohn will replace it for $5.00.
Only those Junior High School students with a
signed A.U.P. and an Internet Access ID will be allowed to use a computer to access the
Internet. Any student who does not have a signed A.U.P. or his/her Internet Access ID will
not be allowed to use the computer to access the Internet. In cases where Internet access
is required for an assignment, the teacher will find an alternate method for the student
to complete the assignment.
Any violations of the Acceptable Use Policy will be
forwarded to Mr. Bergman's attention for disciplinary action, criminal action, and/or
monetary reimbursement.
Grades 9 - 12
The Acceptable Use Policy should be turned into the Business teacher, Kim Krohn. She will
issue each student who turns in a signed Acceptable Use Policy an Internet Access ID that
will allow them to access the Internet. The ID must be present when a High School student
is accessing the Internet. No High School student will be allowed to access the Internet
without having the Internet Access ID present, even if the students forgets to bring it or
loses it. The Internet Access ID helps teachers identify which High School students have
been given permission by their parent(s) or guardian(s) to access the Internet. If an ID
is lost, Kim Krohn will replace it for $5.00.
Only those High School students with a signed
A.U.P. and an Internet Access ID will be allowed to use a computer to access the Internet.
Any student who does not have a signed A.U.P. or his/her Internet Access ID will not be
allowed to use the computer to access the Internet. In cases where Internet access is
required for an assignment, the teacher will find an alternate method for the student to
complete the assignment.
Any violations of the Acceptable Use Policy will be
forwarded to Mr. Bergman's attention for disciplinary action, criminal action, and/or
monetary reimbursement.
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