Notre Dame Preparatory School Revenue and Competitors

Notre Dame Preparatory School provides access to a full range of technological equipment, software, and programs to students and faculty for education purposes. The faculty and staff believe strongly in the educational value of this technology and recognize its potential in support of our curriculum and student learning. Our goal in having students use individual laptops in the classroom is to promote educational excellence by facilitating resource sharing, innovation and communication. While Notre Dame makes every effort to protect students and teachers from any misuses or abuses that could result from the use of technology, NDP is not responsible for offensive or objectionable material which might be accessed on the Internet. All users of the NDP Network must comply with national and state telecommunications laws; any violation is strictly prohibited. This includes harassment or cyberbullying, copyright infringement and invasion of privacy such as recording, photographing or posting pictures (other than self-portrait) without someone's permission. Posting information online might involve personal risk or liability; many schools, businesses and legal institutions regularly monitor sites so be careful what you share. If a student damages the network or if NDP gets sued because of a student's illegal activity, the student and her parents are personally liable including reasonable attorney's fees. The use of all technology at Notre Dame Preparatory School is governed by the rules and regulations in the NDP Student Handbook. Consequences for inappropriate use or misuse of laptop and/or school-wide technology resources will result in consequences depending on the severity of the infraction. Violations of a policy may result in revocation of Network and/or Internet and/or email privileges and in disciplinary action up to and including suspension and expulsion.