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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
- Begin by entering the printed name of the student in the designated field. This ensures that the form is correctly attributed.
- Next, have the student sign and date the form in the provided signature section. This confirms their understanding of the Rules of Acceptable Use.
- Fill in the grade and home room information accurately to maintain proper records.
- The parent or guardian should then print their name, sign, and date in their respective fields, indicating their agreement with the policy.
- Finally, ensure that the District Technology Coordinator reviews and signs off on the form. This step is crucial for authorization within the school district.
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