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Parent Tech Resources
At Tecumseh Local Schools, we are committed to empowering students through technology, ensuring they have the tools to succeed in a digital world. Here’s how we support your child’s education with technology and how you can partner with us:
- Students are provided access to district-approved devices, such as Chromebooks or iPads, to enhance their learning experience.
- Our classrooms use educational software, interactive platforms, and Google Workspace for collaborative learning.
Encourage your child to handle their devices responsibly by keeping them clean, charged, and stored safely. Damaged or lost devices may incur fees, so proper care is crucial. Please review to district’s student device agreement and the device tips below:
District Student Device Agreement
Google Workspace for Education is a suite of powerful tools that fosters collaboration, creativity, and efficiency in the classroom and beyond. At Tecumseh Local, we leverage these tools to create dynamic learning environments to prepare students for success in the digital age.
Key Tools
- Google Classroom: A hub for organizing assignments, communicating with students, and tracking progress, helping teachers manage their classes efficiently.
- Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides: Versatile tools for creating and sharing documents, spreadsheets, and presentations, enabling real-time collaboration among students and staff.
- Google Forms: A quick and easy way to create surveys, quizzes, and feedback forms for classroom or administrative use
Support for Parents
Parents can stay engaged by accessing Google Classroom to view their child’s assignments, progress, and teacher updates. Please reach out to your student’s teacher for more information!
Commitment to Privacy and Security
Google Workspace for Education is compliant with all relevant privacy laws, including FERPA, ensuring that your child’s data remains secure.
We prioritize your child’s online safety by implementing robust filtering systems and teaching responsible digital citizenship.
Encourage open conversations with your child about their online activities and review our district’s acceptable use policies for technology.
Stay informed about your child’s use of technology by monitoring their assignments and progress through platforms like Google Classroom or the ProgressBook Parent Portal.
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- Students are provided access to district-approved devices, such as Chromebooks or iPads, to enhance their learning experience.
- Our classrooms use educational software, interactive platforms, and Google Workspace for collaborative learning.
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Encourage your child to handle their devices responsibly by keeping them clean, charged, and stored safely. Damaged or lost devices may incur fees, so proper care is crucial. Please review to district’s student device agreement and the device tips below:
District Student Device Agreement
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Google Workspace for Education is a suite of powerful tools that fosters collaboration, creativity, and efficiency in the classroom and beyond. At Tecumseh Local, we leverage these tools to create dynamic learning environments to prepare students for success in the digital age.
Key Tools
- Google Classroom: A hub for organizing assignments, communicating with students, and tracking progress, helping teachers manage their classes efficiently.
- Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides: Versatile tools for creating and sharing documents, spreadsheets, and presentations, enabling real-time collaboration among students and staff.
- Google Forms: A quick and easy way to create surveys, quizzes, and feedback forms for classroom or administrative use
Support for Parents
Parents can stay engaged by accessing Google Classroom to view their child’s assignments, progress, and teacher updates. Please reach out to your student’s teacher for more information!
Commitment to Privacy and Security
Google Workspace for Education is compliant with all relevant privacy laws, including FERPA, ensuring that your child’s data remains secure.
-
We prioritize your child’s online safety by implementing robust filtering systems and teaching responsible digital citizenship.
Encourage open conversations with your child about their online activities and review our district’s acceptable use policies for technology.
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Stay informed about your child’s use of technology by monitoring their assignments and progress through platforms like Google Classroom or the ProgressBook Parent Portal.