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Yearly Chromebook Acceptable Use Policyrev 8/4/25
Dear 6th to 8th Grade Parents:
As we gear up for the new school year, there are a few things parents and students need to take care of before the start of the school year regarding Chromebooks. Please read carefully below for instructions and important information. Thank you for supporting your child as they use technology to enhance their educational experience at St Philip School and upholding the standards for good Digital Citizenship.STEP 1
Parents and students, please read and familiarize yourself with the Chromebook Acceptable Use Policy and the Chromebook Overview and FAQ documents below.
Chromebook AUP
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1wu-nqqgyNqDNkHMnNzlNJYVkIpc6aj46uoL3SpaV4K4/edit?usp=sharing
Chromebook Overview and FAQ’s for Parents
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1fItjFpZuIF5ET12bYMqcQdh6vBZYrP-Hg1hcNOclJRQ/edit?usp=sharing
Chromebook Costs to Student and Parent:
St Philip will furnish all students 1st grade to 8th grade with Chromebooks
St Philip will also cover the Chromebooks with a 3 year accident and damage warranty
Parents and Students will cover the cost of lost devices, approximately $250
Parents and Students will pay the deductible for accidental damage or damaged charger of $30 per incident
STEP 2
Parents and students, please read and acknowledge the Chromebook 1:1 Agreement Form.
Chromebook 1:1 Agreement Form
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1AeM9fZ6DH9JneJADL-bJoHo5_az589fg8cgE2K2VBl8
PLEASE NOTE:
Only one form submission is required that will cover both parent and student.
Students will not be able to receive their Chromebooks unless this electronic signature form has been completed.
Students will attend a session with Mrs Marquardt and Mr Biskup to review and set expectations for proper Chromebook usage prior to receiving Chromebooks.
Thank you for taking the time to review the information and e-sign the acknowledgement form.
Technology is incorporated in the curriculum and all performed activities throughout St. Philip Catholic School by the staff and students. At the lower school level, students attend the computer lab weekly to learn extensive computer skills while increasing their knowledge of subject matter on the computer. Junior High students visit the computer lab regularly to participate in class projects and research that integrate acquired technology skills into the curriculum, using a hands-on approach.