Technology

201 N. Third Street
Dennison, OH 44621
Phone: 740-922-5478

Technology Department

Claymont City Schools' technology goals help prepare every child for a lifetime of success.

Maintain continuous and reliable access to the internet and educational tools while retaining a 1:1 device ratio for staff and students.
Provide an environment that facilitates the use of digital tools to increase student and faculty efficiency, decreases the use of consumable resources, and improves overall communication and collaboration.
Ensure a safe learning environment for students and staff.
Develop and maintain technology learning objectives that meet national standards while providing digital tools that support academic growth.

If you need tech support, click the "Tech Support" button to the right or email [email protected] for the quickest response times.

3-Year Technology Plan (2023-2026)
This plan will be used by the department to guide project decisions and help aid the treasurer in making financial decisions.

RUP-Responsible Use Policy
In order for the school district to be able to continue to make its information resources available, all users must take responsibility for appropriate and lawful use of network access and other technology.

Appendix A - Student Signature
Required by all students- Contained within the student handbook -To allow access to computer and network resources -To allow access to the internet resources -To acquire Google educational accounts (K-12 grade)

Appendix B - Staff Signature
Required by all school staff -To allow access to computer and network resources -To allow access to internet resources and email -To accept responsibility for the dissemination of the RUP and work with the school to enforce this policy.

Appendix C - Internet Filtering Policy
The Children's Internet Protection Act (CIPA) was signed into law on December 21, 2000. Under CIPA, no school or library may receive discounts unless it certifies that it is enforcing a policy of internet safety that includes the use of filtering.

Appendix D - Personal Electronic Device Policy
Outlines procedures for students and staff to use personal computing devices during school hours Students and staff may bring their privately owned electronic device to school, but must follow the guidelines outlined in this document.