Bobcat Happenings: November 2010

Monday, November 8, 2010

Brouillet Students & Staff Give Back

The students and staff at Brouillet are in full swing in finding ways to help those around us. Our Brouillet Service Crew are coordinating the efforts because an important part of education is learning to help others through service learning. Here are a few of the service opportunities you can help us with:

1. Cookies for Troops: Nov. 1-9

Bobcat Service Club is asking each student to bring in at least 1 dozen store bought cookies. These cookies will be shipped to soldiers serving in Afghanistan and Iraq.

2. Food Drive: Nov. 9-22

The service club is collecting non-perishable food to provide Thanksgiving Baskets for Brouillet families, Holiday Food Baskets in December, and then stocking the shelves of our local food banks. We will accept all canned or boxed items and also Thanksgiving Feast items such as potatoes, canned yams and cranberry sauce, canned pumpkin, stuffing mix, gravy mix.... If anyone would like to donate a frozen turkey (and can store it until Nov. 22), they can contact Cheryl Larson at 841-8670.

3. Giving Tree: Nov. 22-Dec. 13

Families and community members can stop by the front foyer at Brouillet to get a gift tag with a gift idea for a Brouillet student. Gifts should be returned, unwrapped, with the gift tag taped to it no later than December 13th.

Electronic Resources Policy and Regulation

The Puyallup School District has an "Electronic Resources" policy and regulation that defines acceptable and unacceptable network use. In part, Regulation 2022R states that "offensive, objectionable or inappropriate content posted on District-owned or operated internet sites or pages will be deleted at the discretion of the Superintendent or designee." Section 7 of Regulation 2022R also has rules of unacceptable use by visitors to District established social network or media sites, including District or official school established Facebook pages.

Regulation 2022R states in part that unacceptable network use by staff, students, and visitors to District established social network includes, but is not limited to, "Support or opposition for ballot measures, candidates and any other political activity"; "Information posted, sent or stored online that could endanger others (bomb construction or threats, drug manufacturing, etc.)"; and "Accessing, uploading, downloading, storage and distribution of obscene, pornographic or sexually explicit material."

Section 7 of Regulation 2022R further states that for staff, students, and visitors posting content on all District established social network sites: “All content must be directly and materially relevant to the District-sponsored content that invites public comment or responses” and that “Content may only use language, style and tone that is generally acceptable for publications intended to reach school-aged children and families, and that is consistent with the District’s educational mission generally and its goals of teaching civility, respect, and reasoned dialogue.”

Violation of the requirements of Policy 2022 and Regulation 2022R shall result in removal of prohibited content and/or denial of access privileges for violators.

To read the district policy and regulation in their entirety, go to the school district Web site at www.puyallup.k12.wa.us. On the top of the Home page, point to Our District, click Board Policies, click in the left pane on the Instruction 2000 series, and then click Policy 2022 or Regulation 2022R.

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