2026 Edition — Acceptable Use Policy (AUP)
This Acceptable Use Policy establishes the governance framework for responsible use of Schoolville systems, facilities, networks, and digital services governing users across:
This policy applies to:
Schoolville’s digital operations support:
Schoolville is committed to maintaining digital environments that are:
This policy aims to:
This policy applies across:
Applicable systems may include:
Users shall follow these principles:
Technology resources shall be used responsibly and professionally.
Users shall protect systems, accounts, and information assets.
Users shall avoid misuse, deception, or harmful digital activities.
Digital systems shall not be used for harassment, abuse, or harmful conduct.
Users shall comply with applicable laws, regulations, and Schoolville policies.
AI and digital technologies shall be used responsibly and ethically.
Oversight may involve:
Responsibilities may include:
Users may use Schoolville systems for:
Usage must remain lawful, ethical, and professional.
Users shall not:
Schoolville maintains zero tolerance for malicious digital conduct.
Users shall not misuse AI systems for:
AI governance activities shall align with the Schoolville AI Ethics & Responsible Innovation Policy.
Human oversight remains important for critical educational and operational activities.
Users must:
Security violations may result in disciplinary or legal action.
Schoolville networks shall not be used for:
Schoolville reserves the right to manage network access and bandwidth usage.
Digital communications shall:
Users shall not:
Remote learning participants must:
Academic integrity standards shall apply to digital learning activities.
Users shall respect:
Unauthorized copying, redistribution, or commercial exploitation is prohibited.
IP governance activities shall align with the Schoolville Intellectual Property (IP) Policy.
Users must:
Data governance shall align with:
Programs involving minors shall maintain:
Schoolville maintains zero tolerance for harmful conduct involving children.
Users shall not:
Schoolville may restrict or manage device configurations for security purposes.
Schoolville may monitor:
Monitoring activities may support:
Users should not expect absolute privacy when using Schoolville systems.
Approved third-party platforms may include:
Users must:
Users shall promptly report:
Incident reporting may follow approved escalation procedures.
Third parties accessing Schoolville systems must:
Violations may result in suspension or legal escalation.
Schoolville encourages accessible and inclusive digital environments where feasible.
Users shall avoid:
Accessibility improvements may depend on operational and technical considerations.
Users shall:
Records governance shall align with the Schoolville Records Management Policy.
Violations of this policy may result in:
Serious cybersecurity or criminal violations may result in referral to law enforcement authorities.
Users must comply with:
Schoolville may cooperate with the following, where legally required:
This policy may be reviewed periodically to reflect:
Updated versions become effective upon publication or approval.
This Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) becomes effective upon approval by Schoolville leadership and/or the Board of Directors.
Questions, incident reports, or compliance concerns relating to acceptable use may be submitted through authorized Schoolville communication channels:
Users of Schoolville systems, platforms, facilities, and services may be required to acknowledge that they:
Schoolville is committed to maintaining secure, ethical, innovative, inclusive, and professionally managed digital environments that support:
This Acceptable Use Policy establishes the governance and operational foundation for responsible use of all Schoolville systems, networks, services, platforms, and innovation ecosystems.
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19. Social Media & Public Communication Conduct
Users representing Schoolville publicly shall:
Unauthorized official statements on behalf of Schoolville are prohibited.