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HCPSS-Issued Chromebooks

To help remove technology barriers and advance equitable student learning outcomes, all students are provided access to Chromebook.

The current HCPSS device deployment implementation plan is:

Pre-K: All students will receive an HCPSS-issued device to keep at home. Additional devices will be available for use in school.
K-5: Students will share devices that will be kept at school. Students who have a device identified as a supplementary aid as designated in an IEP or 504 Plan will continue to have a device assigned to them.
6-12: All students have or will receive an HCPSS-issued device to bring back-and-forth from home to school each day.

Chromebook Care

Students who are assigned portable technology devices, including Chromebooks, must adhere to provisions outlined in the policy and the HCPSS Mobile Technology Duties and Obligations notice, and may be fiscally responsible for lost, stolen or damaged devices.

Learn more about caring for your device →

Device Responsibilities

Student Mobile Technology Duties and Obligations

Students who are assigned portable technology devices, including Chromebooks, must adhere to provisions outlined in Board policies and the HCPSS Mobile Technology Duties and Obligations, and may be fiscally responsible for lost, stolen or damaged devices.

Chromebook Responsibilities

Chromebook obligations and associated information.

Chromebook Repair Costs

Charges may be assessed for HCPSS-issued Chromebooks that are lost/stolen or damaged while in a student’s care and/or as the result of neglect on the part of the student.

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to frequently asked questions about HCPSS technology and devices may be found on the HCPSS Help site.

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Technology Support

After receiving a Chromebook, families can use the directions for connecting a Chromebook to Wi-Fi to connect it to their home network. Students who forget their username or password can use the Account Self Service directions to retrieve their account credentials. A variety of common self-help resources can be found on the Student Technology Resources Canvas community. If you or your child has questions on how to use the technology to access instruction or is having technical issues, please email your child’s teacher or school administrator.