Technology+Guidlines

a. Digital property and data. Each user is responsible for his/her own digital property, and should treat and use it responsibly and appropriately. This includes laptops and other digital devices used in the learning process.

c. Respect and maintain property and data. Users are also responsible for treatment of school-owned devices and are cautioned about having food or drink around while using them.

e. Maintain integrity and lawfulness. All use of technology must be in support of and consistent with the purposes of The Codrington School. It is the user's responsibility to keep all inappropriate materials and files, virus-infected media, or other software dangerous to the integrity of the system away from the school's technology.In order to ensure the integrity of the school and continued access to licensed software, users may not use the school's technology network for illegal purposes or for any other activity prohibited by The Codrington School. This means that users are not allowed to install, uninstall or copy software from or to the school computers without the written approval of the systems manager. Using computers for non-instructional activities is not acceptable during school time. This may include listening to music, watching videos, instant messaging and chatting or accessing other non-curriculum websites.