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Personal Electronic Devices in Schools and Google

Dear Parents,

Over the past year the administration and school board have been concerned about the district’s internet security and how effective it has been. We have also had stakeholders share their concerns at monthly school board meetings and have had discussions primarily among the Rimrock staff about internet and cell phone use during the school day. The school district does have a policy that outlines personal electronic devices in our schools (3998, found under the policy link on our website). In this policy, acceptable and unacceptable uses are defined for the purpose of reducing classroom distractions and reducing student conflicts and electronic bullying. I want to remind our families that the Rimrock student handbook also describes the expectations for the possession and use of students who bring cell phones to school (See page 14, RR Student Handbook, also located on the website under dropdown “School Info” and “Rimrock”). 

The school district uses Google as our main internet platform. Working in partnership with Google Workspace for Education, they have informed us they will be locking down sharing permissions for students under 18 years of age, beginning in November. This is part of a much larger security initiative around underage students which Google has been implementing for the past year. What that means is beginning in November, student users that we designate as “under 18” won’t be able to access sharing features in Google Photos at school, including:

Jeff Blaser, Superintendent