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It is true that the district will be using a negative check-off system next
year,which is a good thing. But student photos on school web sites is not
addressed in this form. Will SSD issue guidelines for schools on this issue?
At Hay we issued our own permission slip for students to have thier digital
photos on our website. But I am always nervous not knowing if the district
will back us up should it become an issue. How do other schools deal with
student photos on the web?
Greg Doud
John Hay Elementary
gdoud@johnhay.ssd.k12.wa.us
"Caldwell, Eric" wrote:
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> The district has given principals new web guidelines to share with their
> staffs. Next year we will be using a negative check off system. In other
> words it will be assumed that permission to post student work is granted
> unless parents return a form saying that they do not want their child to
> have work published on the web. The new web guidelines can be found at
> http://inside.seattleschools.org .
>
> Eric Caldwell
> Instructional Technology
> Seattle School District
> ecaldwell@seattleschools.org
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Pam Rogers [mailto:progers@cks.ssd.k12.wa.us]
> Sent: Friday, June 22, 2001 10:50 AM
> To: TIC-TECH@tic.ssd.k12.wa.us
> Subject: Tic-Tech: student photos on websites
>
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> There are privacy forms the school offices (elementary anyway) send out at
> the
> beginning of the year. If parent didn't give their permission to have
> pictures
> taken, etc. I wouldn't publish them!!
>
> Pam
> Arbor Heights
> progers@cks.ssd.k12.wa.us
>
> Peggy Newton wrote:
>
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> > At BF Day Elementary, a parent has helped students make their own web
> pages
> > and has put their name and photo on the page. Is there a district policy
> > about publishing student photos? If so, is there a district form to use
> for
> > a parent permission slips? Is the policy different when the photo is not
> > published with their name?
> > Regarding Mark's recent comments about frustrations with IT help in
> > buildings, I would love it if each school were guaranteed an IT person for
> a
> > set time each year, during which they would stay at our school and work
> only
> > there. In one solid week, an IT person could have finished our work
> > requests that have lingered for the entire year.
> > Have a great summer!
> > Peggy Newton
> > BF Day comp lab
> > pegnewton@earthlink.net
> >
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