The availability of Internet access in Fort Fraser Elementary School, provides an opportunity for the students and teachers to contribute to the school’s presence and recognizes the educational benefits of publishing information on the World Wide Web.

        As Fort Fraser Elementary School develops its web page, the following guidelines will be used in the planning and design of the web site. 

The school technology team or committee or individual appointed by Fort Fraser’s Administrative Officer will be responsible for the school's "official" web page design and approval, and keeping the web page current.

All subject matter on Fort Fraser’s School web page should relate to curriculum, instruction, school-authorized activities, general information that is appropriate or of interest to others, or it should relate to School District #91 Nechako Lakes.

All pages should comply with School District #91 web publishing policy.

Content should be appropriate, in good taste, and not harmful to any individual or group.

Business or commercial links or the acknowledgment of a business should be restricted to business partners and/or materials that are educational, provide technical support, or are germane to the philosophy of the school/district. Commercial advertising is prohibited.

Text should be grammatically correct, accurately spelled, and have pleasing appearance.

Documents may not contain objectionable material or point (link) to objectionable material.

The home page should have a title and top level heading that are the same and reference the theme of the home page.

Information such as the e-mail address of the responsible contact person, and the last date updated should be included. Information on a page should remain current and be accurate.

Since "beauty is in the eye of the beholder" it is difficult to say what makes an attractive web site. But school the web page should contain typical, good web design elements including titles and top level headings that reference the theme, sparing use of text with graphics, highlighting, logical organization, use of thumbnail images where possible, meaningful text with graphics, user friendly navigation and text only navigation. The school web page should be neat and attractive showing good planning and design. 

Web page documents may include only the first name of the student. Nicknames may be used.

Documents may not include a student's personal information such as home address, home telephone number, the names of other family members, etc.. They may not include any information that indicates the physical location of a student at a given time, other than attendance at a particular school or participation in a class or activities.

Published e-mail addresses are restricted to staff members or to a general group e-mail address where arriving e-mail is forwarded to a staff member.

Decision on publishing student pictures (video or still), audio clips, and student names will be made by the technology team, committee or person responsible for the web page. Parental permission will be obtained and kept on file.

All communications via the school web page will comply with the school/district Internet usage policy.

Given the rapid change in the technology, web page policy will be reviewed and updated on an annual basis or more frequently if required.