Yes, students are expected to follow all district and MyTech related policies and guidelines.

These documents outline responsible use and safekeeping of the Chromebooks. If students violate their signed agreements, they may face school or district disciplinary actions.

The MyTech Device Agreement and Hotspot Agreement are included in annual school registration processes for parents/ guardians to review and sign off on.

Digital Coaches support school staff in presenting Digital Citizenship and Internet safety instruction to students, from the Common Sense Media program. There are specific resources for:

This non-profit group also provides parent resources on Internet safety and other helpful topics: Common Sense Media.

MyTech FAQs

General FAQs

How is the MyTech program funded?

What is one-to-one computing?

Why is DPS choosing to do a one-to-one program?

Are other districts doing one-to-one programs?

What is the MyTech cost for students and their parents/guardians?

Can a student opt-out of the MyTech program?

What happens if students are discovered to have visited inappropriate websites on their Chromebooks?

Chromebook FAQs

What is a Chromebook?

Why did DPS choose Chromebooks?

Who will receive the Chromebooks?

How and when will the Chromebooks be distributed?

Do Chromebooks work well with G Suite for Education?

Will students be able to keep their Chromebooks over the summer?

Can students buy their Chromebooks at the end of their senior year?

What if a student leaves DPS or change schools?

Will students keep the same Chromebook from year to year?

How is one Chromebook identified from another?

How long should DPS student Chromebooks last?

What are the specifications of the DPS Chromebooks?

Chromebook Safety FAQs

Is there a DPS Internet Acceptable Use Policy (AUP)? If so, where can I find it?

Will students be given guidelines and expectations for using their Chromebooks?

How are students protected from inappropriate Internet content on their Chromebooks?

Is DPS using a content filter for Internet browsing?

How can parents/ guardians ensure their student's Internet safety at home?

What types of social networking activities are considered appropriate for use on a DPS Chromebook?

Can DPS track web history on students' Chromebooks?

How does DPS monitor for students' Acceptable Use compliance?

What are the disciplinary consequences for students' inappropriate Chromebook use?

How will students' schoolwork be impacted if they lose their Chromebook privileges?

Can parents/ guardians, or other family members, use students' Chromebooks?

Damage & Loss

What happens if a Chromebook is damaged, lost, or stolen?

Is there a DPS Chromebook insurance plan?

What is one student damages another student's Chromebook?

What should students do about a Chromebook that is not functioning properly?

Will students receive loaner devices while their Chromebooks are being fixed?