Student Devices
The Information and Instructional Technology Departments work together to provide students electronic devices and a network to use them, whether they are on site at school or for home use. Many questions can be answered by teachers. This page contains information and instructions for the care of electronic devices such as iPads and laptops that are distributed to Union students as part of the District’s 1-to-1 Initiative.
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Device Protection Plan
Union Public Schools is now offering an OPTIONAL device protection plan to cover any damage that may occur to the device that is assigned to your student. This single use, pre-paid plan will cover all expenses to repair the device that may have been damaged.
Here is how the plan works:
1. Purchase the device protection plan prior to October 1, 2022, within 14 days after enrollment, or within two days of using a previously purchased plan.
2. If any damage occurs to the device during the school year, return the device to a repair center
3. A different device will be provided to the student immediately with no need to wait for repairs.
4. If you desire for the device to remain under a protection plan, a new plan must be purchased at that time.
Protection plan
To purchase a device protection, please visit https://ok-union.intouchreceipting.com/ prior to October 1, 2022. After that time, you will need to visit the innovation lab for the technician to inspect your device prior to purchasing a protection plan. If the device is free from defect, then you will have the option to purchase a protection plan at that time. No cash will be accepted at the Innovation Lab.
Repair Center Locations
Exclusions to the Protection Plan
Estimated Repair Costs for devices without the Device Protection Plan
Privacy on the Internet
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Union Public Schools encourages all parents and guardians to take seriously the responsibility of safeguarding childrens' privacy and safety when using the Internet. To learn more about protecting your family, click here.