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Charlotte Latin School provides computer and Internet access for
students to accomplish its educational goals. Student use of
these resources, therefore, is permitted only when it is required
for academic or approved extracurricular activities at Charlotte
Latin School. The points below detail the School’s expectations
for appropriate use by all students:
School Computers and Network
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It is a violation of School policy to modify computer settings
and to attempt to access, tamper with, copy, or erase computer
files that are not one’s own. This includes attempts to download
or create computer viruses.
• It is illegal and a violation of School policy to copy software.
• Network passwords may not be shared with others under any circumstances.
Students who have reason to think they can identify security problems
on any Charlotte Latin computer must notify a system administrator
immediately.
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Students may not use School computers, network, or printers for
purposes other than Charlotte Latin’s academic or extracurricular
activities.
Internet
• The School uses Internet content filtering software in an effort
to restrict Internet access to inappropriate material. Any tampering
with or bypassing of software which has been installed on a Charlotte
Latin computer for the purpose of controlling, monitoring, or filtering
unwanted Internet information or communication is strictly forbidden.
• Transmission of any material in violation of federal or state regulations
is prohibited. Unacceptable uses include, but are not limited to,
transmitting the following: copyrighted material; threatening,
abusive, rude, disrespectful, or obscene material; material protected
by trade secret; commercial activities; and political lobbying.
• Students are not routinely assigned Charlotte Latin e-mail accounts.
Accounts may be set up by the network administrator as needed for
class projects. Students may not access AOL, Hot Mail, or other
personal mail accounts at school except under the direction of
a School administrator or college counselor.
• With the exception of class projects, students are not to engage
in chat room activities and may not reveal any personal information
(such as name, address, or age) regarding themselves or any other
person over the Internet.
• Students are not to download software or files from the Internet
onto any School computer without specific permission from the teacher
in charge of the computer or computer lab.
• All Internet sources are subject to copyright law. Students must
properly identify the source of all material that is not their
own.
Violation of these policies will result in disciplinary action.
Parent or Guardian________________________________________________________
Date _____________________
Student ________________________________________________________________
Date _____________________
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