Device Information For Parents Henry County Public Schools

Device Information for Parents Henry County Public Schools is providing students in grades 3-8 with a Device or students in Warrior Tech and Bengal Tech with a MacBook Air (â€Å"Device†) along with a charger, cable, protective case, or other accessories (â€Å"Accessory†) for use at school and in the home. The parent or guardian and the student shall be responsible for maintaining the Device in good working order. The Device initiative is a privilege for all students in grades three through eight. All policies and procedures within this document and within the Student Code of Conduct student manual apply to all students using Henry County Public school’s Device. Receiving and returning the Device The Devices remain the property of HCPS and is loaned to the student for the duration of the school year. Students in third grade will keep the same Device and case through the fifth grade. Students in sixth grade will keep the same Device and case through eighth grade. 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