Technology
SPS Technology Policies
The Student Responsible Use of Technology guidelines and Inappropriate Use policy clarify expectations for the use of school-issued technology and student accounts. These updated policies are included in the student handbook.
Chromebooks
Scituate Public Schools is a 1:1 Chromebook district. Students in grades K–5 are each assigned a Chromebook that is stored in a classroom charging cart and only sent home at the discretion of the teacher. Students in grades 6–12 participate in a take-home 1:1 Chromebook program. These devices are not stored in classrooms or carts and must be brought to school fully charged each day and taken home at the end of the day.
This model supports equitable access to learning both during and outside of school hours. Personal devices from home are not allowed, as school-issued Chromebooks are configured for compatibility with district systems and online safety. All students are expected to follow the 1:1 Device Care & Responsibility Guidelines and the Loaner Chromebook Guidelines: Acceptable Care & Use to ensure the longevity and reliability of these essential learning tools.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Students are expected to take proper care of their Chromebook at all times. However, we understand that accidents can occur. Any device that is broken or malfunctioning must be reported to the school's technology staff as soon as possible.
To report a lost, damaged, or malfunctioning device to the technology department:
- High School: Please drop the device off at the library with the librarian.
- Middle School: Please drop the device off at the main office with the secretary.
- Elementary School: Please bring the device to the main classroom teacher.
Each of these staff members will assist the student in submitting a tech ticket to have the device repaired. In some cases, a school loaner may be issued.
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If your student is leaving SPS you will need to return their 1:1 Chromebook or other device, and any associated chargers and peripheral devices to the school to which your student is enrolled, and email a notification of the return to Admin. If you leave the district without returning all school property, the district will take the necessary steps to correct the oversight, including invoicing for missing materials and devices, and withholding student records until all items are returned or paid for.
Technology Team
- Jacqui Frongello, Director of Educational Technology
- Chris Coon, IT Operations Coordinator
- Steve deProsse, Systems Information Manager
- Tara Gaudette, 6-12 Technology Integration Specialist
- Sue Egan, IT Technician