May 20th update:

All students will be staying on 9th gens next school year across all our elementary schools. Kinder through 4th grade iPads can be left signed in as-is and follow the student to their next grade. 5th grade iPads will be Jamf Reset and roll down to incoming kinders.

Consider working with your administrators and relocate the iPads to a location outside the classroom.

May 20th update:

Middle school iPads are staying at school next year so we need students to turn in all bricks and cords during roll-in. Whatever doesn't come back needs to be purchased so that iPads can be charged at school. No new devices are being purchased so schools are staying on the devices they have currently.

6-7th grade students

All iPads being rolled in. Students must turn in their bricks & cords for be fined. These will be used in classrooms for charging next year. Box up bricks and cords separately so they can be distributed to classrooms in the fall. Fines will be assessed for missing items or damage to cover and/or iPad. 

8th grade students

8th graders will need to Jamf Reset their iPads and turn them in with bricks & cords. These will be used in classrooms for charging next year. Box up bricks and cords separately so they can be distributed to classrooms in the fall. Fines will be assessed for missing items or damage to cover and/or iPad. 

9-10th grade students

All iPads being rolled in. Students are keeping their bricks & cords. Fines will be assessed for missing items or damage to cover and/or iPad. 

11th grade students

11th grade students will keep their iPads to access college readiness services over the summer.

12th grade students

Seniors will need to Jamf Reset their iPads and turn them in with bricks & cords. Fines will be assessed for missing items or damage to keyboard cover/iPad.

Bend-La Pine Online students 

BLPO summer school students:  

• BLPO will get a list of students taking summer school by June 1 to all secondary Tier 1's.

• BLPO students keep their iPads until June 5th when their online spring courses are complete.

• If a student is planning to use their personal device they'll need to set up MFA with their school's Media Manager or Tier 1 support before leaving for the summer.

Cases

K–5th Grade

• Keep the current case on the device unless it can no longer adequately protect the iPad for next year.

• For 5th-grade devices being reassigned to kindergarten students next year, remove and discard any cases that need replacement.

• Send the total number of replacement cases needed to Roy Fuller.

A16 Cases – Current 6th–7th Grade

• These students will receive the same iPad and case back next year, so only inspect cases for major damage.

• As long as the case still provides reasonable protection, leave it in service.

• Cases missing a front cover should be replaced and fined.

• If a kickstand is broken or missing, leave the case on the device. Students can continue using it without the kickstand.

• If a student would like a replacement case, they may purchase one.

A16 Cases – Current 8th Grade

• As in previous years, we will replace damaged cases for next year's 6th-grade students (or kindergarten students at WSV and TRS).

• If a case is still in good condition and suitable for another year of use, leave it on the device.

• If you would not feel comfortable issuing the case to an incoming student, remove it.

• Have students remove stickers and clean the cases before collection. We would like to reuse as many cases as possible, although we understand the reuse rate for 8th-grade cases may be lower.

9th Gen Cases – Grades 6–8

• Keep the current case on the device unless it can no longer adequately protect the iPad for next year.

• Remove cases that need replacement and send the total number of replacement cases needed to Roy Fuller.

Replacement Case Counts

• Please keep a running tally of all damaged cases that need replacement and send the final count to Roy Fuller.

• Replacement cases will be delivered to schools over the summer.