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Technology Support

Technology Support

Orcutt Union School District is excited about the opportunity to provide your child with a computer device for use while they are a student in the District. We believe this plan will assist our students to interact and succeed in school and be ready for college or career and beyond. Chromebooks (grades 3-12) and iPads (grades TK-2) were selected for ease of use, functionality and the ability to travel safely to and from school. All student devices are filtered and monitored by OUSD. When students use the devices at home, adults can set expectations for location, length of time and use; just like we use guidelines to monitor use in school.

 

Location

500 Dyer Street

Building T

We are located next to the Orcutt Junior High School gym. Our front door faces Dyer Street across from the District Office.

 

Hours

7:30 am – 4:30 pm (Monday – Friday)

 

Email

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Map location showing Dyer Street

Device Troubleshooting

Completely power down the device – this can solve a lot of problems that occur.

Plug in your device – make sure your device receives a full charge every night.

Sign out, shut down, and close the device every night – this will ensure that the device will allow updates to install.

Device Care

Orcutt Union School District provides instructional materials to all students. Students are responsible for the general care of their textbooks, materials and district-issued technology.  Devices that are broken or fail to work properly must be reported to the school media specialist for an evaluation of the equipment by our district technology support personnel.  Special care must be taken to protect the device at all times. District-issued technology is the property of the district. All users and their parents/guardians must familiarize themselves with the following care instructions and information.

General Precautions:

  • Keep food and drinks away from the device.
  • Store device in a safe place off of the floor and couch to prevent sitting, stepping, or spilling on.
  • Store device away from heat, direct sun, and cold to prevent damage.
  • Store device in a case when traveling to and from school.
  • Keep device away from pets.
  • Clean screen with a soft cloth or microfiber sheet using only water or screen cleaner.
  • Plug in your device to receive a full charge every night.
  • Sign out, shut down, and close the device every night to allow for updates.

Device Responsibility

Responsibility to pay for damages:

Any student device that stops working because of a hardware or software issue will be replaced by the district at no cost to parents. Outside of a hardware or software issue, parents are responsible to pay for loss or damages to district-issued devices, as with any other piece of district owned property, including textbooks or classroom equipment. Please reach out to your technology department at technology@orcutt-schools.net or school media specialist with any questions regarding technology-based instructional materials.

 

Damaged or Lost Parts iPad Chromebook (All manufacturers)
Charger/power supply $20 $20
1st Lost/Damaged Device $50 $50
2nd Lost/Damaged Device $100 $100
After the 2nd incident, each additional lost/damaged device will incur the full device cost $350 $350
Stolen device: If police report is provided, fine will be waived $0 $0
Cost associated with incidents of vandalism will be subject to administrative evaluation TBD TBD


Prices are subject to change based on manufacturer availability and pricing

Review Technology Acceptable Use Policies & Notifications

Digital Citizenship


A good digital citizen is one who has the skills and knowledge to effectively use the internet and other digital technology, especially in order to participate responsibly in social and civic activities.  The Board of Trustees intends that technological resources provided by the district be used in a safe, responsible, and proper manner in support of the instructional program and for the advancement of student learning. All students using these resources shall receive instruction in their proper and appropriate use. 

Access reviews and age ratings for TV & Movies, games & apps, and books. Research articles applicable to ages 2 and up are available.

Common Sense Media for Parents

Internet Safety for Kids


Sharing photos, posting comments, playing video games — these are just a few of the ways that kids interact online. When sharing goes beyond friends and family, it can be risky. Here is some information to learn about how to keep kids safe.

Technology Acceptable Use Policies & Notifications

Staff

Leslie Wagonseller
Executive Director of Technology and Educational Services
(805) 938-8944
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Michele Bello
Senior Secretary
(805) 938-8945
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Michael Brieske
Network Systems Specialist
(805) 938-8976
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Andrew Gorman
Technology Applications Specialist
(805) 938-8947
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Richard Atanasov
Computer Technician
(805) 938-8942
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Carol Sutton
Data Specialist
(805) 938-8946
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Laura Carrier
Data Specialist
(805) 938-8965
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