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The pages listed below state the privacy policy of Naperville Community Unit School District 203 (“District 203”) regarding the privacy rights of the visitors and users of the District 203 web sites (herein collectively referred to as the “Site”). We respect your concern over your right to privacy and for a secure online experience.By accessing www.naperville203.org and its affiliated websites, you are accepting the practices described in this Privacy Policy.
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District Electronic
Communications GuidelinesNaperville 203 Acceptable Use Guidelines for Employees/Volunteers
Naperville 203 employees/volunteers have been utilizing technology for many years in delivering upon our mission to educate students to be self-directed learners, collaborative workers, complex thinkers, quality producers, and community contributors. In addition to their educational pursuits, today’s students, and those in future years, are and will be deeply engaged in electronic forms of communications and associated technologies for daily interaction with friends, family, community, and larger social networks.
Many District employees/volunteers have also utilized technologies such as email, websites, blogs, text messaging, and the use of social media websites such as Facebook, Twitter, and more, to communicate with similar groups for personal interactions. These forms of communication are dynamic, mobile, and quickly reach their targeted audience through technologies that have become an integral part of many individuals’ lives.
As these technologies continue to advance at a rapid pace, they can become sources of significant benefit to the educational process when integrated into Naperville 203's scholastic delivery model. While continual evolution will undoubtedly occur in this area, it is our goal in issuing these guidelines to increase awareness and understanding of these technologies as well as ensure that their use for District business meets the public and professional standards for communicating with students that we set for ourselves in Naperville 203.
These guidelines are designed for the purpose of:- Clarifying acceptable ways to use electronic communication tools when communicating with students, peers, and community members for District related business.
- Raising awareness of the positive and negative outcomes that may result in using these tools when interacting with the targeted audience.
- Establishing the appropriate levels of approval for the use and integration of these technologies for educational benefits aligned with our District mission
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Conditions of Use, Notices, and Revisions
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