Expectations for Computing Device Use School Device Model Plans ____________________________________________________________ In-School Programs Student access to computers is one way that Fairfield County School District enhances the learning opportunities for our students. Use of the devices is a privilege. Students who use a Chromebook at school are expected to follow Fairfield County School District’s Acceptable Use Policies (AUP), procedures and practices. These are available in hardcopy and on the district’s website. A prepaid device protection premium is not required. While there is no cost for the use of the device, it is imperative that the device the student is issued be maintained and handled in a responsible way. This plan is suitable for use with in-school programs or with the principal’s discretion. Damages will require the student to pay a handling fee, cost of repair, or replace the device in its entirety, depending upon the scope of the damage. Classroom Model - Cart assigned to Teacher/Room Computers stay in the classroom Minimal movement with a plan in place for safely moving devices if needed Students and Parents/Guardians are required to sign an Expectations for Computing Device Use Form Student pays for the full cost of repair or replacement if the damage is caused by negligence or is intentional If a power cord or other accessories are damaged or lost, the student is responsible for the full cost of replacement. Replacement
Cost
Replacement Device - Lenovo Chromebook
$378.83 ($354 plus tax)
Replacement Device - Samsung Chromebook
Cost Varies; TBD by Current Market Value
Repair
Cost
Screen/Display, System Board, Antenna, Keyboard, Cost Varies; TBD by Vendor Plastics, Buttons, Battery Replacement Items
Cost
Power Adapter and Cable
$65.00
Protective Carry Case / Sleeve
$25.00
Dear Parents/Guardians, Fairfield County School District is excited about the expansion of our Digital Learning Initiative (DLI) which will enable each student to have a device for his/her educational use in the classroom. This implementation of Chromebooks will ensure that all students have the opportunity to learn utilizing the same device at the same time. It is the district’s ongoing desire to provide equity to all students in every classroom. Students are expected to properly utilize the device for educational purposes. Students are expected to adhere to the following Student Usage Expectations:
Never leave the Chromebook unattended. The Chromebook must be placed on a working surface. Carry the Chromebook closed with both hands at all times. Never grab the Chromebook by its screen.
While there is no cost for the use of the device, it is imperative that the device is maintained and handled in a responsible way. Damages will require the student to pay a handling fee, cost of repair, or replace the device in its entirety. Please review together with your child the attached expectations for the computing device. Please sign and return the acknowledgement below no later than September 11. Sincerely, Principal’s Name ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------(RETURN TO YOUR CHILD’S TEACHER) Acknowledgement of Expectations for Computing Device Use _____
I understand that if my child intentionally damages a Chromebook, a fee will be assessed based upon the costs indicated on the Expectations for Computing Device form.
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