Student Computer Contract

After reading this document, please sign and submit the form at the bottom of this page.

​Below are policies that will regulate our use of the Internet and computers.  These rules have been designed to keep our computers and classroom functioning at the highest standard.  In order to have access to the Internet and computers in the classroom, please read the following information and sign below.

1. Students should not bring food or drinks near any of the computers.  
2. The classroom computers and applications are to be used for educational purposes.  Programs on the classroom computers are only permitted by prior review from the teacher.   Games, social media (e.g. Snapchat, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Pinterest, Tumblr), Internet Games, Youtube, chat rooms, Instant Messengers, Fantasy Football/Basketball, etc., are NOT permitted.
3. Bypassing the school’s firewall is not permitted.
4. Students may not install software onto the computers.
5. Students hacking, altering unauthorized files, or using the network in any way other than that intended is not acceptable.
6. Students must not move any equipment or cables.  Keyboards and mice must not be swapped between machines.
7. Proper handling of the laptops and robots, as modeled by the teacher, will be expected.
8. NEVER give a password to other students.
9. Students should not change their desktop, screensaver, etc.
10. Students should save their work using their online application accounts, or as indicated by the instructor.
11. Check your workstation everyday when you enter and leave the classroom.  Inform your teacher if anything is wrong. The student is responsible for his/her own workstation.

General Consequences:
    1st offense:  Call Home
    2nd offense:  Detention or Temporary Loss of Privilege
    3rd offense:  Parent conference and Temporary Loss of Privilege
    4th offense:  Referral to the Dean

• Note:  Severe violations of technology usage at this school (as determined by Canarelli Middle School's Administration) may result in removal of ALL computer privileges through the end of a quarter.  Alternative unplugged computer science assignments are not congruous to  the course activities, projects, and assignments, and may result in an unsatisfactory student evaluation.

These policies and procedures must be adhered to, and any violations may result in the aforementioned consequences, loss of computer access for the remainder of the quarter, or placement in another elective depending on the severity of the circumstance.

• Students must abide by their signed contracts.
• The use of the computer is a privilege, not a right.