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In addition to the disciplinary action contained in this disciplinary action plan, Madison High School will enforce all items addressed in the district’s Acceptable Use Policy on Electronic Communication and Data management CQ(Local) and CQ Regular. (Copies these policies are attached).
ACCESSING THE NETWORK Access to the campus network will be granted only to students meeting the following criteria:
Students and parents have read, understand and signed the District’s Internet/Network Acceptable Use Guidelines.
Student has returned the signed Acceptable Use Guideline form to the appropriate advisory teacher.
The student has a valid campus bar-coded picture ID card that bears a blue or red sticker.
The student is currently enrolled a computer class that uses a network computer or have attended computer orientation with an English class.
Student has in his possession a valid campus ID which will be placed on top of the computer monitor being used.
Student has signed the log book stating that they understand that any violations that occur will subject them to the disciplinary action as outlined below:
Each student using the network must:
Log onto the network using only their authorized account.
Not forge or attempt to forge messages or work of others.
Not place copyrighted software or data on any system connected to the network.
Not download large files unless approved by the teacher.
Not send or receive hate mail, obscene pictures or messages.
Not use inappropriate language such as swearing, vulgarity, ethnic or racial slurs, inflammatory or threatening language.
Not develop or use programs that harass other users or infiltrate a computer or computer system.
Not damage the software components of a computer or computer system.
Not access e-mail, files and/or documents of other users.
Report to their teacher any message received that is inappropriate or makes them feel uncomfortable.
Report any website accessed that contains inappropriate language or material.
Access only websites in support of education and research.
Not seek information on, obtain copies of, modify files, or data, or passwords belonging to other network users.
Not Change system settings.
Not attempt to disrupt the network.
Not violate copyright laws.
Not knowingly bring prohibited materials into the school’s electronic environment
Vandalism is defined as any malicious attempt to harm or destroy equipment, materials or data. Deliberate attempts to degrade or disrupt system performance including, but not limited to, the uploading or creating of computer viruses will be viewed as violations of district policy and regulations and, possibly, as criminal activity under state and federal laws.
Vandalism will result in the cancellation of system use privileges and will require restitution for costs associated with system restoration, hardware, and/or software.
All students are expected to observe the district an campus rules and
regulations. Students observing violations and failing to report them to the
teacher will be considered an accessory to the policy breach. Violations listed
in all district and campus policies are not
all-inclusive, but only are
representative and illustrative. A user who commits an act of conduct which is
not specially listed is also subject to disciplinary actions.
The following consequences will apply to all users referred to the Technology Administrator for computer violations.
First Offense
- Overnight suspension: Student and
parent must meet in person with
teacher and Technology
Administrator.- Suspension and/or alternative
education placement.- Loss of network privilege for a
minimum of 6 weeks. Teacher will
provide alternate assignments.
Second Offense
- Suspension and short
term alternative.
education placement.- Loss of network privilege
for the remainder of
semester or a minimum
of 12 weeks whichever
is greater.
Third Offense
- Suspension and long-term
alternative education
placement.- Loss of network privilege for
a minimum of one year.