USE OF MOBILE COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY DEVICES PROGRAMS & STUDENT SERVICES: 200 Use of Communications Technology Devices: PSS 258 Adoption Date: November 28, 2011 Revised: April 25, 2016

Scope This policy governs the Cape Breton-Victoria Regional School Board’s intent to support the appropriate use of mobile communications technology devices in all classrooms and schools within its jurisdiction.

Purpose To ensure the appropriate use of mobile communications technology devices, to ensure a safe and respectful teaching and learning environment, and to protect an individual’s privacy.

Policy Statement The use of mobile communications technology devices has increased dramatically over the past few years. The use of this technology is very convenient and can bring a sense of security to students and parents. However, if not used wisely, it can be very disruptive in a learning environment. The Cape Breton-Victoria Regional School Board recognizes the importance of mobile communications technology devices to support learning and teaching in our schools. As such, the Board supports the appropriate use of the integration of this technology in the classroom so that students and teachers can pursue the learning outcomes of the Public School Program of Nova Scotia in a healthy and safe learning environment.

Cross Reference Provincial School Code of Conduct Policy & Guidelines (September 2015) Student Copying Policy (PSS 241) - CBVRSB Respectful Workplace Policy (HR 309) - CBVRSB Network Access and Use Policy (PSS 255) - CBVRSB

Authorization The policy has been authorized by the Board under motion number 2011-11-15 / Revised 2016-04-78

Cape Breton-Victoria Regional School Board

Policy and Administrative Procedures

Policy –Use of Communications Technology Devices

Policy Number: PSS 258

Responsibility It is the responsibility of the Director of Programs and Student Services to ensure that this policy and administrative procedures are implemented.

Implementation This policy will be implemented by each school principal in consultation with the Coordinator of School Services.

Procedures The following procedures must be communicated to all school members, which includes students, parents/guardians, teachers, principals, staff employed by the School Board, other staff engaged to provide services at the school - volunteers, visitors, and any persons who have contact with students and staff in the school setting: 1.

Mobile communications technology devices include, but are not limited to laptops, notebooks, Chromebooks, iPads, iPods, cell phones and smart phones.

2.

Mobile communications technology devices are not permitted within the school unless permitted by staff/administration for programming and/or school events. Privacy of individuals must always be protected.

3.

Staff and students must use mobile devices for educational purposes only in the classroom.

4.

Student use of mobile devices in the classroom must be under the direction of a teacher and/or school administrator (Principal, Vice Principal or designate).

5.

Access to, and use of, various types of mobile communications technology devices in the school environment are permitted for instructional purposes, under the supervision of a teacher or as directed by school administration (Principal, Vice Principal or designate).

6.

An individual using a mobile communications technology device to gather or copy information during a test or exam will be subject to consequences as outlined in the Provincial School Code of Conduct Policy and Guidelines (2015) as well as Board policies.

7.

An individual using a mobile communications technology device to violate the privacy of another person will be subject to disciplinary action as outlined in the Provincial School Code of Conduct Policy and Guidelines (2015) as well as Board policies. Specifically, technology with photo and video recording capabilities is not permitted, at any time, to be used in locker rooms, change rooms, washrooms or any other area where the privacy of individuals must be protected.

8.

The use of mobile communications technology devices for the purpose of cyber-bullying is not permitted at any time.

Cape Breton-Victoria Regional School Board

Policy and Administrative Procedures

Policy –Use of Communications Technology Devices

Policy Number: PSS 258

9.

Violations will be addressed through the Provincial School Code of Conduct Policy.

10.

A student who has a matter that requires contacting a parent must do so under the supervision and with the permission of a staff member using a landline. Should a parent need to reach a student in the event of an emergency, he/she can call the school and school personnel will attend to the matter.

11.

To ensure the appropriate use of mobile communications technology devices by school staff and to support this policy, access to, and use of various types of communications technology devices in the school environment is only permitted by approval of the school administration (Principal, Vice Principal or designate).

Associated Forms

Policy Review This policy will be reviewed by the Director of Programs and Student Services within three years from this authorization date.

Distribution Board Members All Policy Manual Holders

Cape Breton-Victoria Regional School Board

Policy and Administrative Procedures

Use of Communications Technology Devices - PSS 258.pdf ...

Apr 25, 2016 - pursue the learning outcomes of the Public School Program of Nova Scotia in a healthy and safe learning. environment. Cross Reference.

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