Ask a friend if I can log in using their account information.

Contact my teachers because my teachers know everything. They are never to busy to help every student with their technological needs.

Easy. My teachers have copies of the usernames and passwords for all students on a clipboard in the back of the classroom.

The CCPS Portal is a self-service portal. Students are responsible for claiming and managing their account. Students are responsible for resetting their own passwords.

Clayton County has cameras in various neighborhoods and record daily traffic conditions for its citizens.

Clayton County can tell where all citizens are located throughout the day using advance screening tools.

When I am on-line, all of my activities can be seen at all times. This is true even if I delete my search engines and log off.

Digital traffic cannot be monitored when I am at home on my student device.

Using a writing instrument to write on the screen of my laptop.

Removing the keys from the surface of the device.

Making different funny faces while recording my video.

Turning off my camera so that my face cannot be seen by the camera.

Student takes a picture of his/her answers and sends the picture to a classmate to check his/her answers.

Helping a friend write an essay by changing around the words on an essay you found on Google.

Student receives a text message during a test. Student reads the text during the test and replies "Stop sending me the answers, silly."

Avoiding plaigarizing my source of information by correctly citing said source and acknowleging their contribution.

Students cannot make up assignments if they were in class when the assignment was posted.

Students may make up any assignment that they've missed for any reason, but they must contact the teacher to begin the process within 3 days of their return to school.

Teachers must stop what they are doing immediately to assist students who were absent and need to make up their work because time is of the essence.

Teachers and students may have to schedule a virtual meeting on a Friday to make up a missing test.

Assignments during virtual learning are just suggestions. They do not need to be completed all students.

Virtual learning assignments my be coded with an "I" if they are incomplete. These assignments will never impact a student's grade.

All assignments are important, and students are still responsible for completing their virtual learning assignments.

Incomplete assignments will increase to a failing grade at the end of the 41/2 and 9 week mark. Students cannot make up missing assignments after they are posted.

behavior that interrupts the learning environment.

behavior that requires the teacher to stop teaching in order to address an avoidable issue.

repeated behaviors exhibited by a student that prevents other students from learning

All of the above

they are not preventing themselves and others from learning.

their conduct contributes to the learning and enjoyment of others.

their speech is respectful at all times.

All of the above

a list of rules that no one listens to anyway.

a record of acceptable and unacceptable behaviors.

provided to maintain a safe and orderly learning environment that all can enjoy and benefit from

provided each year so that students have the opportunity to inform themselves and behave accordingly.