We keep an updated database with ALL passwords, District and Students so
that we just reset the passwords in active directory
Dan
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From: Charlton Pendry [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, September 24, 2003 7:45 AM
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Thanks for the response, Dennis. What's your procedure/policy when a
student forgets a password?
C.
At 10:06 AM 9/18/03 -0500, you wrote:
>Our policy that we have in place is as follows:
>
>We REQUIRE that an online usage form with our school's Internet and
>network use polices are filled out by
We're getting ready to suggest a change in the way we handle student
> accounts and passwords, and I'd really appreciate some information from
> you. Could you send me quick answers to the questions below:
> 1. At what grade level do you start giving students their own network
> accounts?
> 5th
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Sent: Thursday, September 18, 2003 9:52 AM
Subject: [info-tech] student network accounts
> We're getting ready to suggest a change in the way we handle student
> accounts and passwords, and I'd reall
1. At what grade level do you start giving students their own
network accounts?
We start at 6th Grade.
2. Are student passwords assigned by you or chosen by students?
Students fill out a acceptable use form at the beginning of middle
school and again at high school. Passwords are as
Webster City
1. 5th grade
2. Assigned by us
3. First time the password reset is free after that $5 per incident
4. We change password if there is a security issues. At that time they
can choose their own password. Fees as above if it need to be reset
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Our policy that we have in place is as follows:
We REQUIRE that an online usage form with our school's Internet and
network use polices are filled out by the student and signed by their
parent/guardian. We then take this information to setup a network
account and email also. (We provide email for
