Parent Resources / Access for All

The "Access for All" initiative has been developed to support student access to technology while at school, beginning with students in grades 6-8. The aim is to bring mobile device accessibility to each student in the middle grades during the 2014-15 school year and expanding to 5th and 9th grade in 2015-16.

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Through partnerships with local Internet service providers, EveryoneOn is able to offer free or low cost home Internet service.

For more information and to sign up for Internet service, go to http://everyoneon.org/

Mobile Device Insurance Information 2020-21

To complete the insurance application you will need to have the following:

Address, Phone Number, Email Address

Student Name, School Name

Device Type (ipad or chromebook), Serial Number (on back of device)


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*Thorpe Fundamental Families should contact their school for more information. This flyer does not cover your school.
2020-21 Chromebook Application and Information in Enlish and Spanish


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Online Application 2020-21

School Insurance Process:
Schools will manage the insurance process for district-owned devices with parents:
1. Provide parents with insurance options when signing the Mobile Device Use Guidelines.
2. Principals can request a spreadsheet of policies for their schools from the insurance carriers.
3. If district-owned equipment becomes damaged, facilitate and collect claim forms from parents, submit claim forms, and send in damaged devices.
4. Establish a system of loaner devices to check out to students with damaged devices that are being repaired.