Shipment of Remote Devices: Update from DOE- PARENT ACTION REQUIRED
In order to receive your iPad device from the Department of Education that you requested previously, we received additional guidance last night asking parents or guardians to complete an additional form which is the student device loan agreement (TOU- terms of use); a completed TOU is required before the DOE can ship the device.
Families who previously completed a device request can complete the TOU by entering either an email address or phone number. Once these agreements are submitted the family will be eligible to receive an iPad.
The TOU agreement states a family understands the iPad is a loan from the DOE. These devices are issued to students to access remote learning and other educational uses during this time. Please be advised that these devices are the property of the DOE and contain hardware that allow the devices to be located if lost or stolen. The devices must be returned when on-site learning resumes, unless otherwise instructed by the DOE.
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The program is dedicated to helping students with their social, emotional, and cognitive development.
We strive to give students the opportunity to learn from our wonderful staff which includes professionals (teachers), college students (graduates and undergraduates), certified child care providers, and dedicated adults.
The students are given the chance to develop leadership skills and gain social interactions. We provide a variety of educational and recreational activities. At the IS 78 OST after-school program we provide the students with a nutritional snack, homework assistance, dance class, field trips, cheerleading/stepping, leadership council, chess club, basketball, football, chorus/drama and many sport and recreation activities.
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Millennium Development enhances the community by cultivating and challenging the minds of today's youth, empowering families, encouraging and supporting the well being of active adults and advancing their participation in all aspects of community life.