RaiderLinks is an interdisciplinary curriculum that integrates the use of powerful technology to create a genuine learning community that benefits every student.

The following guidelines will regulate the use of laptop computers at school:

• Every student will respect every other student in the Raiderlinks' community.
• Students will not touch, use, or alter another student's laptop or software without permission.
• Mentors should teach people how to solve their own problems.
• Teachers will receive a student's immediate attention when the "eyes up" directive is given.
• At TJHS, the laptop will be used as a powerful tool rather than a toy.
• Unless they are part of an approved reaming experience, extraneous computer sounds need to be eliminated from any laptop learning environment (e.g. loud, distracting, or constant noise; start up music; bells; sound effects; etc.).
• Games are expressly forbidden at school unless they are simulations or educational programs approved by a Raiderlinks teacher.
• Every Raiderlinks student will abide by the FWSD's policy regarding electronic information systems, Email, networks, and the Internet (R6133.4).
• Students will use electronic information, files, and the Infrared ports to promote scholarship and intellectual growth.
• Laptops, software, and personal files will not be used to access or store materials that are not in harmony with the school district's mission, policies, or curriculum.
• All liquid and food products will be kept away from laptop learning stations.
• As a courtesy, laptops with the greatest need for recharging will be given priority in rooms that have a limited number of outlets.
• Class time must be used in a manner that is consistent with the student's course of study and the expectations of the Raiderlinks faculty.
• Every screen saver, text, sound, and image that appear on the laptops must be consistent with the rules, regulations, and spirit of the FWSD and the Raiderlinks learning community.
• All software must be legally licensed.
• Remote connections will be limited to those designated or approved by the school district.