Important information regarding Chromebooks

In order to support a more personalized approach to learning, Fayette County Schools provides devices to elementary, middle and high school students. Like a textbook, the device is a resource to support learning. Students with devices are required to follow the guidelines contained within the FCBOE Student Code of Conduct for Secondary Students. 

A few things to remember:

• On pages 25-30 of the Code of Conduct, all information regarding Cybersafety and Chromebook distribution and use can be found as well as within the Chromebook User Agreement.
  • Please note that by signing the current Secondary Parent/Guardian Signature Page (required for all students at the beginning of the school year), you are agreeing to the terms and conditions that govern the acceptance of a Chromebook for your student.
• Insurance is available from a third party; please click this link for more information.
• Students who transfer, withdraw, are expelled or terminate enrollment at the school for any reason must return their device on the date of withdrawal/termination.
• Students who are not assigned a personal device will have access to a school-owned device to be used only at school.
• All district-issued devices are the property of the Fayette County Public School District. If a device is damaged, lost or stolen during the time that it is issued to the student, whether intentionally or due to negligence, the student and the student's parent/guardian will be responsible for paying the fines outlined in the Code of Conduct.

More information on the District's commitment to technology, please click here.

Needing to replace your student's charger?

If you are in need of a replacement charger, click this link to be redirected to Amazon. This is the only FCBOE-approved replacement for the HP Chromebooks.

Need to pay for a damaged device?

You can click this link to be redirected to MySchoolBucks or pay at the school with cash only.

We are no longer a BYOT school. Every student is expected to use a school device for work during the school day.