Employees/volunteers shall maintain professional and appropriate behavior and relationships with students, both during and outside school hours, as well as both on and off campus, that foster an effective, non-disruptive and safe learning environment.
Alpine School District is committed to providing a workplace and educational environment that are free from sexual harassment and retaliation.
Student data privacy is very important to Alpine School District (the district). Students and their parents/guardians retain ownership of student data. The district will take appropriate measures to ensure student data remains protected.
It is the commitment of the Alpine School District to strive to maintain all learning and working environments where students and employees can be safe and successful. This policy is written to follow Federal and Utah State Law mandating and providing authority to school districts to prohibit unlawful discrimination or harassment. This policy also provides guidance for requesting accommodations as appropriate under the law and procedures for reporting a complaint for persons who believe themselves to have been the object of discrimination or harassment. The District will follow the outlined procedures in investigating and resolving complaints.
The Board of Education and Alpine School District (District) support and encourage the appropriate and responsible use of technology in maximizing and enhancing student learning. The District partners with parents to give choice for parents in how they monitor, control, and maintain the healthy use of technology resources.
The District will take reasonable measures to protect students and ensure technology use aligns with educational objectives. Internet safety training will be provided to all students and will include training on appropriate online behavior, cyber bullying awareness and response, and social networking. Students will be given no expectation of privacy associated with the use of District technology resources.
The District may provide resources including internet access, student accounts for learning and productivity software, access to computers or other devices, printers, servers, and other online and cloud services. These resources are provided for use at school during the school day, while some resources are also extended for use outside of the school building and school hours. Parent/Guardian consent will be required prior to student use of District-provided technology resources according to published acceptable use guidelines.
View the Clear Creek Camp Schedule in the “Registration FAQs” document. We recommend selecting a few dates in case your first choice sells out.
Once registration is open, click “Eventbrite Registration” and select the date of your choice.
Fill in all requested student registration information and pay the required registration fee.
Complete Student Information & Health Form.
