Future Students:

ONE-TO-ONE COMPUTING

FUTURE STUDENTS: ONE-TO-ONE COMPUTING

BECAUSE WE VALUE THE USE OF TECHNOLOGY IN EDUCATION, METRO MAKES AVAILABLE TO OUR STUDENTS A ONE-TO-ONE LAPTOP PROGRAM.

Technology is an integral part of the Metro educational model. School devices are issued to enrolled students for use in our courses.

School Devices

Students in grades 6-8 are assigned iPads. High School students are issued iPads or MacBooks, based on their coursework requirements. The annual student fee provides coverage for all preventive maintenance, annual updates, and software licensing. Parents are responsible for costs due to loss or damage.

Loss & Damage

Students and their families assume responsibility for the device and its safe return to Metro at the end of the school year. Failure to return the device and power cord in the original condition will result in a fee being assessed. Loss and damages are charged at current repair/replacement rates; such losses/repairs may be covered under the parents’ existing insurance policies. Insurance coverage for replacements or repairs is available for purchase from a third-party vendor, Worth Ave. Group.  Metro provides this information as a service to you and not as an endorsement of the company, its products, or services. Should you opt to purchase insurance, the agreement is between you and Worth Avenue; Metro cannot act as an intermediary.

* Note: Replacement costs may be covered under your Homeowner’s or Renter’s insurance.

Acceptable Use Policy

All students are responsible for signing and abiding by our Technology Acceptable Use Policy. Failure to comply with this policy will result in appropriate consequences as set forth in the document: Acceptable Use Policy

Internet Access

Reliable internet access is vital for the use of school technology at home (homework and virtual instruction days). If your family needs affordable internet options, see the resources at the following link: Low Income Internet Guide