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Elementary School Technology Acceptable Use Policy

Technology Stack Guidelines for School Employees

Introduction

This document outlines the acceptable use guidelines for all technology platforms utilized within our elementary school environment. These policies are designed to ensure data security, student privacy, and efficient system usage.

General Technology Usage Principles

Data Security and Privacy

  1. Never share login credentials with anyone
  2. Lock your computer screen when stepping away
  3. Use complex passwords and change them every 90 days
  4. Only access student data on school-provided devices
  5. Report any potential security breaches immediately to IT

Platform-Specific Guidelines

Internet Usage

Acceptable Uses:

Prohibited Uses:

Microsoft Teams

Setup and Access:

  1. Use your school-provided email for account creation
  2. Join only school-approved teams and channels
  3. Enable two-factor authentication

Usage Guidelines:

Microsoft Shared Apps (Word, Excel, PowerPoint)

Document Management:

  1. Save all documents to designated SharePoint locations
  2. Use standardized naming conventions:
    • Grade_Subject_Topic_Date
    • Example: 3rd_Math_Fractions_2024-01-15

Collaboration Rules:

Google Sheets

Data Entry and Management:

  1. Use school Google account only
  2. Implement view-only sharing for sensitive documents
  3. Regular backup of important spreadsheets

Best Practices:

CISDM Student Database

Access Protocols:

  1. Access only during school hours
  2. Log out after each session
  3. Only access records of assigned students

Data Entry Requirements:

Infinite Campus (Student Records and Attendance)

Daily Requirements:

  1. Take attendance within first 15 minutes of class
  2. Update attendance changes immediately
  3. Enter grades within 48 hours of assignment completion

Record Management:

Implementation Process

Phase 1: Initial Setup (First Week)

  1. IT department creates necessary accounts
  2. Employees complete mandatory training
  3. Sign acknowledgment of acceptable use policy
  4. Set up two-factor authentication

Phase 2: Training (Week 2)

  1. Platform-specific training sessions
  2. Security and privacy workshops
  3. Hands-on practice with each system
  4. Q&A sessions with IT support

Phase 3: Monitored Usage (Weeks 3-4)

  1. Begin using systems under supervision
  2. Daily check-ins with tech support
  3. Document any issues or concerns
  4. Regular feedback sessions

Phase 4: Independent Usage (Ongoing)

  1. Regular system audits
  2. Quarterly refresher training
  3. Updates to procedures as needed
  4. Continuous improvement feedback

Support and Assistance

Technical Support Protocol

  1. First: Consult online help resources
  2. Second: Contact grade-level tech representative
  3. Third: Submit IT support ticket
  4. Emergency: Direct line to IT department

Regular Maintenance

Compliance and Accountability

Monitoring

Consequences for Misuse

  1. First offense: Written warning
  2. Second offense: Required additional training
  3. Third offense: Temporary access restriction
  4. Severe violations: Disciplinary action

Annual Review and Updates

This policy will be reviewed and updated annually to reflect:

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Standard Policy to enforce within 6 months

Elementary School Technology Standard Policy

Standard Operating Procedures and Guidelines

1. Purpose and Scope

1.1 Policy Overview

This policy establishes standards for the use of technology resources within our elementary school environment. It applies to all employees who access school technology systems including teachers, administrators, support staff, and temporary workers.

1.2 Technology Systems Covered

2. General Standards

2.1 Access Management

2.2 Data Protection

3. System Usage Standards

3.1 Device Standards

3.2 Network Usage

4. Communication Standards

4.1 Professional Communication

4.2 Digital Meetings

5. Data Management Standards

5.1 Student Records

5.2 Document Management

6. Security Standards

6.1 Access Security

6.2 Data Security

7. Compliance Requirements

7.1 Training Requirements

7.2 Audit Requirements

8. Support Standards

8.1 Technical Support

8.2 Maintenance Standards

9. Policy Enforcement

9.1 Monitoring

9.2 Violations

10. Policy Review and Updates

10.1 Review Schedule

10.2 Change Management

11. Emergency Procedures

11.1 System Outages

11.2 Security Incidents

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Implementation Timeline

Technology Policy Implementation Timeline

Comprehensive Rollout Strategy Over 6 Months

Phase 1: Preparation (Months 1-2)

Month 1: Planning and Setup (4 weeks)

Week 1-2: Initial Setup

Week 3-4: Infrastructure Preparation

Month 2: Communication and Training Preparation (4 weeks)

Week 1-2: Communication Rollout

Week 3-4: Training Program Setup

Phase 2: Initial Implementation (Months 3-4)

Month 3: Core Training (4 weeks)

Week 1-2: Basic Training

Week 3-4: Platform-Specific Training

Month 4: Guided Implementation (4 weeks)

Week 1-2: Supervised Usage

Week 3-4: Policy Enforcement

Phase 3: Full Implementation and Refinement (Months 5-6)

Month 5: Full Operation (4 weeks)

Week 1-2: Complete Implementation

Week 3-4: Initial Assessment

Month 6: Optimization (4 weeks)

Week 1-2: Policy Refinement

Week 3-4: Long-term Sustainability

Key Success Metrics

Implementation Metrics

Timeline Flexibility Factors

Resource Requirements

Personnel

Technology

Critical Success Factors

  1. Strong leadership support
  2. Clear communication channels
  3. Adequate resource allocation
  4. Staff engagement
  5. Technical infrastructure
  6. Responsive support system

Risk Mitigation Strategies

  1. Regular progress monitoring
  2. Flexible timeline adjustments
  3. Backup systems preparation
  4. Alternative training options
  5. Escalation procedures
  6. Contingency planning