- Students should not post personal contact information including but not limited to Personally Identifiable Information (PII) about themselves or other people. This includes last names, addresses and phone numbers.
- Students will not meet with someone they have met online without their caregiver’s participation.
- Students will tell their teacher or other school employee about any message they receive which is inappropriate or makes them feel uncomfortable.
- Students are responsible for the use of their individual accounts and should take all reasonable precautions to prevent others from being able to use their account. Under no conditions should a user provide his or her password to another person.
- Student files and email are safe with Google Workspace for Education but it is the responsibility of the student to make backups of important documents.
- Don’t get scammed. Crooks are good at fooling people. They create fake emails and web pages that look real in a practice called phishing.
- Never open an email or click a link from an unknown or questionable source.
- Never give your username or password to anyone who asks for it in an email.
- Don’t get spammed. Spam is unwanted advertising sent by email. Never reply to spam and never do business with a company that sends spam. Use the “report spam” button to get rid of spam.
Online Safety
