Student Technology Logins

Software for Home

Below is a list of software that is open source and/or free that will allow students to complete assignment and maintain a safe computer.

Office suites
Libre Office

Anti virus
Microsoft Security Essentials

Web browser
Firefox
Chrome

Media Player
VLC

Graphics
Paint.net

Operating System
Ubuntu

Textbooks & Chromebooks

All textbooks are loaned to students for their use during the school year.

Textbooks are to be kept clean and handled carefully. Students are to make sure they put their names and grades in the proper place in the book in case it is misplaced.

Students will be charged a fine based on the life, replacement cost, and degree of misuse and abuse. Lost textbooks must be paid for at “new” cost.

Cell Phones

AFC focuses on increased rigor and post-secondary planning in the classroom. We have increased our diligence toward decreasing interruptions and distractions to the educational experience. To that end, the AFC Board of Education and administration approved a full cell phone/personal device ban. All students will be required to secure their cell phones/personal devices in their secure lockers or at home during the instructional day, from 8:15 am to 3:00 pm. Students found to be in possession of such devices will have the device confiscated and stored in the office, where a guardian will be required to pick it up. Smartwatches used within its primary purposes of time-telling are permitted. Smartwatches utilized as cell phones/personal devices will be confiscated. Guardians that are in need of sharing important notifications with their students, may contact the Jr/Sr High School office. We will ensure the message reaches your student during a time that does not interfere with the educational environment. 

We appreciate guardians' partnership in articulating the high value we aim to place on each student’s educational path. Establishing a communication plan with your student and sharing the importance of adhering to these expectations is imperative. 

Computer Security Policy / Computer Use Guidelines

Staff and students' use of computers is a privilege not a right. The computers are tools for all students and must be handled accordingly. The computer is not personal property and any changes to the computer must be approved by the teacher/supervisor. Any problems with a computer must be brought to the attention of the teacher/supervisor at once.

No student may download or install or delete or change programs of files that are not owned by the student. Students are not allowed to make changes to hardware configurations or software configurations.

Attempts of any kind to change, alter or make different any software or hardware components or the output thereof without permission will cause the loss of the student’s computer use and privileges. If said change, alteration or differences causes damages, the student may also be liable for costs. This may cause civil lawsuits to be brought against the student by the software author or manufacturer or the hardware component.