MacBook Air computer, charging adapter, backpack, and a case for the device.

Yes, if damage is due to accidental damage:

• Fines for damage to iPad:
  • 1st Incident - $50
  • 2nd Incident - $50
  • Subsequent Incidents - Full cost of repair or replacement
• Fines for damage to MacBook:
  • 1st incident - $100
  • 2nd incident - $200
  • Subsequent Incidents - Full cost of repair or replacement

The student will not be fined if damage is due to technical issues or if damage is covered by the Apple warranty.

Yes, the technology fee is $75. (If you need assistance with the fee, please fill out the Free & Reduced Lunch application at www.oxfordsd.org/freemeals.)

Students with technology-related fees or fines can pay:

• Oxford Middle School Office Manager - Regina Black
• Oxford High School Office Manager - Amanda Stone

Students can submit tech support tickets at helpdesk.oxfordsd.org.

Schoology is the district’s Learning Management System.  Schoology allows students to digitally submit documents, quizzes, tests, etc.

Students access Schoology via the Schoology website using their OSD credentials at https://elearning.oxfordsd.org.

Parents can view student submissions and activity via the web using their personal credentials at www.schoology.com.

Powerschool is our Student Information System. Parents and students can view all grades in this application. Powerschool is accessible via the web (link below) or through the mobile app.

PowerSchool Website: https://pschool.oxfordsd.org/public

Self-Service is an application that allows you to install OSD approved applications and resources without an administrator password. You can use your Self-Service application to install software such as Flash Player updates, lockdown browser updates, printers, browsers and much more. To access Self-Service, just do a Spotlight search for "Self-Service", or you can find Self-Service in your "Applications" folder. Remember, if there is an application or resource you need installed, there is an excellent chance you already have access to it in Self-Service.

You should immediately turn off your laptop and enter a tech request. Do not attempt to power on your device as this could cause more damage. Even though your laptop might still be functional, it could be only a matter of time before your laptop stops working. Your best chance to save your laptop and possibly avoid fines would be to notify the tech department as quickly as possible by entering a tech request and explaining exactly what happened. If tech is notified quickly enough, it is possible that liquid that has entered the inside of your computer could be removed to save it from damaging corrosion later.

Open your Self-Service app, then select "Self Help" from the menu on the right side of the window. Look for "Display Computer Info", then click "Show". Your computer barcode number will be the last 5 digits of the computer name.

You should enter a tech request. If your computer related issue does not involve any kind of hardware related problem such as broken screen, liquid spill, missing keys, damaged case/charger, etc., you can click on blue, "Chat now" button below to start a chat session with a tech.

If damage is due to a manufacturing defect, please enter a tech request to have the case evaluated for replacement under warranty. For all other laptop case damage, please see your school administration to purchase a replacement.

If damage is due to a manufacturing defect, please enter a tech request to have the backpack evaluated for replacement under warranty. For all other backpack damage, please see your school administration to purchase a replacement.

Many times, power adapters can be replaced under warranty if damage is due to normal wear and tear. An example of normal wear and tear would be if the white power cable begins to fray just at the point it connects to the power adapter itself. If there are cuts to the power adapter power cable, or other physical damage to the power adapter or power cable, replacement will most likely not be covered by warranty. A replacement power adapter can be purchased from your school store. In order for your charger replacement to be considered a valid replacement, it has to be a genuine Apple part.