Equipment and other resources to access remote learning content:
• To support online learning, the Technology Department will be accessible for students and families by phone (315) 387-3445 Ext. 1949 or through established student electronic helpdesk (https://students.sandycreekcsd.org/). Sandy Creek staff members will continue to use designated staff help desk and/or contact Technology Department directly.

Additional professional development needed to effectively support remote learning:
• If an instructional staff member needs support with a district approved or used technology tool and/or learning system, the teacher will contact their building principal, the School Librarian, and/or Director of Curriculum and Instruction to put supports in place as needed.
• Student questions or supports that target technology and/or devices should be shared with the Technology Department via phone (315) 387-3445 Ext. 1949 or through established student electronic helpdesk (https://students.sandycreekcsd.org/). Instructional staff will continue to use designated staff help desk and/or contact Technology Department directly.
• To support remote learning practices and opportunities for instructional staff to share ideas, the instructional team is using a shared Google Document. All staff members have the ability to access and/or add to this document at any point.

Sandy Creek Central School District Technology Resources (DTR) User Regulations
Sandy Creek Central School (SCCS) is committed to optimizing student learning and teaching. SCCS considers student access to District Technology Resources (DTR) to be a powerful and valuable educational and research tool, and encourages the use of computers and computer-related technology in district classrooms solely for the purpose of advancing and promoting learning and teaching.
All users of SCCS's computer network and the Internet must understand that use is a privilege, not a right, and that use carries responsibility. SCCS assumes no responsibility for the quality, availability, accuracy, nature or reliability of the service and / or information provided. Users of the DTR use information at their own risk. Each user is responsible for verifying the integrity and authenticity of the information that is used and provided. SCCS will not be responsible for any damages suffered by any use, including, but not limited to, loss of data resulting from delays, non-deliveries, misdeliveries, or service interruptions caused by its own negligence or the errors or omissions of any user.
The district also will not be responsible for unauthorized financial obligations resulting from the use of, or access to, the district's technology resources. Further, even though SCCS may use technical or manual means to regulate access and information, these methods do not provide a foolproof means of enforcing the provisions of the district policy and regulations.