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Figured this would be of interest to tic-techers. - Mark
Mark Ahlness
mahlness@cks.ssd.k12.wa.us
Arbor Heights Elementary School
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> From: "Green, Mark" <MGREEN@seattleschools.org>
> To: Elem Secretaries <Elem_Secretaries@seattleschools.org>,
> MIDD Secretaries <MIDDSecretaries@seattleschools.org>, HIGH Secretaries
> <HIGHSecretaries@seattleschools.org>
> Cc: Elementary Principals <Elementary_Principals@seattleschools.org>,
> Middleschool Principals <MiddleschoolPrincipals@seattleschools.org>,
> Highschool Principals <HighschoolPrincipals@seattleschools.org>,
> Assistant Principals <AssistantPrincipals@seattleschools.org>,
> Elementary Education - CO <ElementaryEducation-CO@seattleschools.org>,
> Elementary Education - EH <ElementaryEducation-EH@seattleschools.org>,
> "Hudson, Donna" <DHUDSON@seattleschools.org>, "Green, Sharon"
> <SGREEN@seattleschools.org>, "MargrathHuge, Judy"
> <jmargrathhuge@seattleschools.org>, Elementary Education - PH
> <ElementaryEducation-PH@seattleschools.org>
> Subject: Student Internet Access Agreement
> Date: Thu, 31 May 2001 16:57:15 -0700
> X-Mailer: Internet Mail Service (5.5.2650.21)
>
>
> To all -
>
> I wanted to follow-up on a question that was asked of me at the
> Administrative Secretaries Retreat on May 18.
>
> The question asked was whether parents/guardians had to sign the
> Internet Access Agreement before a student could use the internet, and if
> so, whether the parent/guardian had to sign a new form each year. I
> answered yes to both questions.
>
> Please let me correct my answer. Starting next year,
> parents/guardians will receive a written notice that their student will have
> internet access, but the parents/guardians will not have to consent such
> use. Instead, permission will be presumed and parents/guardians will have
> to check a box and return a form to deny access. Also, students will be
> asked to sign an internet access agreement, but will only have to sign once
> for the entire time the student is in a particular school.
>
> This information and related forms were sent to administrators,
> librarians, and others by Dr. Judy Margrath-Huge, Chief Information Officer,
> on May 21, 2001.
>
>
> Mark S. Green
> General Counsel
> Seattle School District
> (206) 252-0110
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