FAQ's

Students are required to provide a signed 'One to One Laptop Distribution Agreement’ to the school before they check-out a laptop.

At the time a new student is enrolled into FUSD, parents will fill out two forms. The first form is the Annual Parent Notification and the second is the Student Acceptable Use Agreement and One to One Distribution Agreement. Once these are completed, a laptop, protective sleeve, stylus, and earbuds will be checked out to the student before leaving the enrollment center.

Yes, students will be assessed a fine. 

        Laptop Repair Fine Chart

Yes, students will be assessed a $50 fine for the first laptop that is lost.  If a second laptop is lost, then it will be charged at the full replacement cost.

A police report will be required for the stolen laptop so that a student can obtain a new laptop from the library.

If a police report is provided, then the student will not be charged for the stolen laptop and the fine will be waived.

If a student changes schools due to promotion, intra-district transfer, or unenrollment, they will return their laptop and accessories to the current school librarian. They will be provided a laptop and accessories at the incoming school of enrollment.

Student computers are purchased with a 3-year warranty and the goal is to proactively replace laptops every three years.

Students can check the various One-to-One resources on the district website, Microsoft Teams, or other resources made available by each school. If the laptop needs to be repaired, then they will turn the laptop into the designated area on campus (i.e. library, office) and receive a replacement laptop. Students will not be reissued the same laptop after it has been repaired.

One-to-One device accessories include a protective sleeve, laptop charger, earbuds, and stylus.

Students may receive a replacement charger and will be charged the corresponding fee for each incident.  Stylus, sleeves and earbuds will not be replaced.

Students will be required to return the laptop and charger. Students will keep the laptop sleeve when transitioning to schools within the district.

No, librarians only assist with checking laptops in or out.

Laptops that need to be repaired must be returned to the library to be exchanged for a working laptop.

No. It is important that students do not personalize the device with stickers because the original device will not be returned.

Roll-out schedule is coordinated in collaboration with site administration. Please contact your site administrator for more information.

Tutorials and videos will be available on the District website and Microsoft Teams.

Yes, students will be able to connect to other wifi connections.

Yes, students will be able to access the internet, but it will have the same filtering as if they were on campus.

Students can install software from the FUSD Software Center and FUSD Company Portal. Shortcuts to these resources have been added to each laptop. Students should not install any other software that is not approved by technology per the Student Acceptable Use Form.

Devices are protected through a combination of systems such as updates and next generation anti-virus software.