Students will receive their MacBook Neos at the tech orientation. Ms. Fortino sent out an email reminder to returning 7th grade student's tech orientation date and time last week. If your child did not receive an email reminder from Ms. Fortino, be sure to sign up for an orientation session here.
Tech Orientation for New 7's: August 26, 2026. New students will receive their BB&N email credentials at the session.
☑️ Review and complete the Technology Use Policy and 1:1 Device Agreement before your child's tech orientation. The TUP and 1:1 Device Agreement help ensure that students and families understand our shared expectations for responsible and appropriate technology use at BB&N.
Please note that students whose TUP and 1:1 Device Agreement have not been signed will need to leave their school-issued device at school until the forms are completed.
☑️ (New 8's only) Purchase a Mac laptop & download Google Chrome.
Tech Orientation for New 8's: August 26, 2026. New students will receive their BB&N email credentials at the session. Please be sure to bring your laptop to the orientation so we can finalize setup (ie adding the school WiFi, printers).
☑️ Review and complete the Technology Use Policy (required) and Mosyle Pilot Opt-In Agreement (optional).
☑️ If you will not be participating in the Mosyle pilot, please email the Middle School Dean of Students, Warren Charleston, wcharleston@bbns.org.
As members of online communities, we work to make choices that uphold our commitment to the BB&N School Motto: Honor, Scholarship, Kindness. We acknowledge that how we choose to use technology and show up online is an expression of who we are. Those choices represent us and can create a permanent digital footprint that may be accessed even if deleted.*
You are responsible for your online reputation and for protecting your and others’ privacy.
Think before you click
Avoid oversharing
Keep passwords and personal identifying information private (email addresses, phone numbers, mail addresses, names, photos, videos, etc.)
Engage in positive behavior and interactions online.
Respect the viewpoints and ideas of others
Disagree respectfully
Do not write or forward unkind words or rumors; do not reshare negativity.
Do not write to or share full class/group emails without permission
No use of full class/group emails
Avoid online activities that are off-task or a distraction.
Social Media (never allowed at school): online games*, iMessage, online chat, scrolling
*Practice, review, and repetition are central to fostering skill development and educational objectives. With that in mind, games approved and assigned by teachers for educational purposes are permitted (Gimkit, etc.) Similarly, databases offered by BB&N Libraries are permitted (NYT, etc.)
Media: unassigned eBooks, videos, music, TV shows/movies/shorts, podcasts, earbuds without a teacher’s permission
Academic: work or preparation for a different class
Include proper citations in your academic work when using content from sources online (or otherwise).**
Any violation of these expectations can result in an automatic reflection with potential review by the Middle School Dean of Students and the Middle School Director.
*The bulleted examples are not intended to be an exhaustive list of Dos and Don’ts. To seek clarification, students are expected to ask educators or caregivers for guidance. Students can and should always expect a conversation around any of our expectations.
**Referenced and acknowledged in the Academic Honesty Policy.
Megan Bounit
Technology Officer
Aziz Darouichi
Director of IT Systems & Cybersecurity
Kevin Huang
Director of Infrastructure
Serge Mathieu
Student Information Systems (SIS) Manager
Sam Po
US Technology Support Specialist
Christian Lessage
LS/MS Technology Support Specialist
Hong Chan
Desktop Support Manager
Yumi Nakanishi
Director of Academic Technology
Sarah Fortino
Middle School Academic Technology Specialist
John Cumberbatch
Lower School Academic Technology Specialist
Maria Elena Derren
Lower School Interdisciplinary Facilitator & MakerSpace Coordinator