The Internet is an electronic highway connecting thousands of computers all
over the world and millions of individual subscribers. It allow students
and teachers access to a wealth of information and research materials and
offers vast, diverse and unique resources.
Internet Guidelines: The use of the Internet is a privilege; users must
take personal responsibility for their behavior while on-line, it is
expected that Allenstown School District users will conduct their Internet
activities under the following guidelines:
Internet Computer Rules - Grades K-5
I understand that it is a privilege to use school computers and I will act
accordingly.
I will obey school rules.
I will act responsibly.
I will use all computer equipment only while a teacher is present.
I will not send or receive anything over the computer against school
rules.
I will respect the privacy and property of others.
I will not tell anyone my real name, address or phone numbers on the
Internet.
I will use the programs and equipment only as directed by the teacher.
I will not waste or take supplies such as paper, printer ribbons, toner or
diskettes that are provided by the school and will try to save these
resources.
I will not try to bypass security systems.
I will not harm or destroy data of another user or data that resides
anywhere on the school network or the Internet.
The supervising teacher/adult has the right to limit access.
The use of individual accounts is at the discretion of the supervising
teacher.
