Technology Information

ClassLink Launchpad for Harnett County Schools will take you to all the Daily Apps you need as a student of THS.

Starting in the 2024-2025 School Year, HCS will be moving away from PowerSchool to a new Student Information System (SIS) called Infinite Campus.

Unique Student Infinite Campus Activation Keys must be requested and identity verified prior to being provided.

I.C. Activation Keys will be emailed directly to the current Parent/Guardian's email address matching our records on file.

Please complete the following Google Form to start the process:

https://bit.ly/THSParentICKeyRequest

Traducción al ESPAÑOL del formulario de solicitud de clave de activación del portal para padres Triton: https://forms.gle/PvGPn44dK7GjRP1d9

Harnett County Schools' Technology Acceptable Use
Board policies regarding technology acceptable use are also located in the school student handbook. Student agreement for school handbook guidelines include district technology acceptable use.

Board Policy Codes relating to technology:

• Policy Code: 3227/7322 Web Page Development 

• Policy Code: 3230/7330 Copyright Compliance 

• Policy Code: 3220 Technology In Education 

• Policy Code: 3225-4312 Technology Acceptable Use 

• Policy Code: 4318 Wireless Communication Devices 

• Policy Code: 5071-7351 ESIR 

• Policy Code: 6524 Network Security 

• Policy Code: 1720/4015/7225 Cyberbullying

Board policies regarding Technology Acceptable Use are also located in the Handbook of Information for Students and Parents of Triton High School

*Student Agreement for Handbook of Information Guidelines includes District Technology Acceptable Use and Triton High School Digital Device Agreement.  

Parent/Guardian Technology Use Agreement:

• Before ANY student is issued a Chromebook at THS, this form must be completed YEARLY by the Student's Parent/Guardian of Record:

• HCS Parent/Student Device Agreement

THS Parent-Student Technology Use Agreement
Students will abide by Technology in the Educational Program (Policy Code: 3220) and Technology Acceptable Use  (Policy Code: 3225/4312) found in the Harnett County Schools Student Handbook and on the HCS Website.  All expectations regarding the use of the device and application of Board policy apply at all times, on and off-campus.

1. Students acknowledge that any issued device is the property of Harnett County Schools. 

2. The device is to be used for instructional purposes only. It must be returned to Harnett County Schools when a student withdraws from the school system, at the end of the school year, or immediately upon request from a school administrator. 

3. Students will make available for inspection by any school administrator

4. Students will not download, install, or delete any programs/files/software.

5. Students will not leave the device in the possession of anyone other than the student, parent, or school staff.

6. The parent/guardian takes responsibility for ensuring that student’s access to the internet when off-campus is appropriate and compliant with all relevant laws and regulations.

7.  Students will report to school personnel any incidents of inappropriate communications transmitted in any form using HCS-owned technology or accounts. 

8.  Students agree to transport the issued device in the case provided by Harnett County Public Schools. 

9. Students will not deface the device or the case. DO NOT put any stickers or labels on your device or case.

10. Damages (accidental or intentional) must be reported to school personnel immediately. 

11. Students will bring their issued device fully charged to school each day.   

12. Repair to an intentionally damaged device will be charged at the actual cost of repair for part(s). Devices intentionally damaged beyond repair will be treated as a lost device. Note: The school administrator will determine if the device has been intentionally damaged. 

13. Replacement costs will be charged for a lost or stolen device.  

14. A fee of $35 will be charged for lost, stolen, or damaged AC adapters. Students must have and use a county-issued adapter.  

15. A fee of $35 will be charged for lost, stolen, or damaged carrying cases when provided.  Students with unpaid device fees may not be allowed to attend school activities until fees are paid. 

16. Parents should notify law enforcement when an issued device is lost or stolen outside of school. A copy of an official report should be provided to the school administration. A student or parent/guardian must pay the replacement cost for a new mobile device before being issued a replacement. The student will be provided with a loaner to be used only on school property. 

17. If the device is reported lost or stolen, the device will be locked down and will be unusable. 22/23 THS Parent-Student Device Checkout Agreement

The Children's Internet Protection Act (CIPA) requires that K–12 schools and libraries in the United States use Internet filters and implement other measures to protect children from harmful online content as a condition for federal funding.  Annual Lessons and required Student verification of CIPA compliance will be presented in the near future.

Neptune Navigate

Dear Parents,

Raising kids in this digital age is difficult. Whether we’d like to admit it or not, the time our children spend on various digital platforms can make them vulnerable in the online world.  Because our school places such a high importance on keeping your children safe, we want to do everything we can to equip you with resources and tools that will help you raise responsible digital citizens.  Therefore, we are partnering with a company called Neptune Navigate, a service that teaches students and families how to be smart and stay safe online. 

Neptune Navigate is made up of comprehensive, online learning modules that are designed to take 20 minutes or less for your child to complete.  You’ll also find “Continue the Conversation”, a module for parents. This is an important resource for you to further the discussion with your child about being a good digital citizen.  The topics your child will cover this year include cyberbullying, digital footprint (staying safe online), and social media .   The "Continue The Conversation" module will correspond with each of these topics.  For junior high and high school students, the lessons will likely be completed independently while younger students may be completing these with teacher supervision in the classroom.

Our desire is to work together to keep your children smart and safe online. Thank you for allowing us to partner with you in this endeavor. 

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