- A - Foundations and Basic Commitments
- B - School Board Governance and Operations
- C - General School, administration
- D - Fiscal Management
- E - Support Services
- F - Facilities Development
- G - Personnel
- GAB-JOB DESCRIPTIONS
- GBB-STAFF INVOLVEMENT IN DECISION MAKING
- GBEA-STAFF ETHICS/CONFLICT OF INTEREST
- GBEB-STAFF CONDUCT WITH STUDENTS/STAFF-STUDENT RELATIONS
- GBEBC-STAFF GIFTS AND SOLICITATIONS
- GBEC-DRUG-FREE WORKPLACE
- GBGAA-BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS
- GBGAA-R/EXPOSURE CONTROL PLAN FOR BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS
- GBI-STAFF PARTICIPATION IN POLITICAL ACTIVITIES
- GBJ-PERSONNEL RECORDS AND FILES
- GBJC-RETENTION OF APPLICATION MATERIALS
- GBN-FAMILY AND MEDICAL LEAVE POLICY
- GBN-R1/FAMILY AND MEDICAL LEAVE ACT (FMLA) ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURE
- GBN-R2/MAINE FAMILY MEDICAL LEAVE ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURE
- GBO-FAMILY CARE LEAVE
- GCF-PROFESSIONAL STAFF HIRING
- GCFB-R/RECRUITING AND HIRING OF ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF - PROCEDURES
- GCFB-RECRUITING AND HIRING OF ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF
- GCGA-SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS
- GCI-PROFESSIONAL STAFF DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITIES
- GCK-MSAD #11 PROFESSIONAL STAFF ASSIGNMENTS AND TRANSFERS
- GCMA-TEACHER PREPARATION TIME
- GCOA-SUPERVISION AND EVALUATION OF PROFESSIONAL STAFF
- GCOC-EVALUATION OF ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF
- GCQC-RESIGNATION OF SCHOOL DISTRICT EMPLOYEES
- GCQCA-E/AUTHORIZATION TO DISCLOSE INFORMATION/RELEASE OF CLAIMS/INDEMNITY
- GCQCA-SCHOOL DISTRICT EMPLOYEE REFERENCES
- GCRD-TUTORING FOR PAY
- GCS-PROFESSIONAL RESEARCH AND PUBLISHING
- GCSA-EMPLOYEE COMPUTER AND INTERNET USE
- GCSA-R/EMPLOYEE COMPUTER AND INTERNET USE RULES
- GDA-SUPPORT STAFF POSITIONS
- GE-NON-UNIONIZED PERSONNEL COMPENSATION AND BENEFITS
- GE-R/Manual For Policy GE-Non-Unionized Personnel
- HA- Negotiations Goals/Priority Objectives
- I - Instruction
- J - Students
- K - School Community relations
- L - Education agency relations
- TABLE OF CONTENTS
GCSA-EMPLOYEE COMPUTER AND INTERNET USE
File: GCSA
EMPLOYEE COMPUTER AND INTERNET USE
M.S.A D. #11 provides computers, equipment, networks, and Internet access to support the educational mission of the schools and to enhance curriculum and learning opportunities for students and school staff.
Employees are to utilize the District's computers, equipment, networks, and Internet services (including email) for school-related purposes and performance of job duties. Incidental personal use of school computers is permitted as long as such use does not interfere with the employee's job duties and performance, with system operations, or other system users. "Incidental personal use" is defined as use by an individual employee for occasional personal communications. Employees are reminded that such personal use must comply with this policy and all other applicable policies, procedures, and rules.
Any employee who violates this policy and/or any rules governing use of the District's computers will be subject to disciplinary action, up to and including discharge. Illegal uses of the District's computers will also result in referral to law enforcement authorities.
All M.S.A D. #11 computers and equipment remain under the control, custody, and supervision of the District. M.S.A D. #11 reserves the right to monitor all computer, equipment, and Internet activity by employees. Employees have no expectation of privacy in their use of school computers and equipment.
The Superintendent shall be responsible for overseeing the implementation of this policy and the accompanying rules and for advising the Board of the need for any future amendments or revisions to the policy/rules. The Superintendent may develop additional administrative procedures/rules governing the day-to-day management and operations of the District's computer system and equipment as long as they are consistent with the Board's policy/rules. The Superintendent may delegate specific responsibilities to the director of technology, building principals, and others as he/she deems appropriate.
Cross Reference: GCSA-R - Employee Computer and Internet Use Rules
IJNDB - Student Computer and Internet Use
IJNDB-R - Student Computer and Internet Use Rules
Adopted: January 9, 1997
Revised: June 22, 2000; June 3, 2004; February 1, 2007