While we encourage STLP and other students to take an active involvement in web page design and development, we must ensure that it is handled in a controlled educational environment. 

Students are not permitted to create and/or edit any web pages live on the web.  Web page work done by a student is to be saved to a floppy or to the student's folder on the school server.  After a student has a finished product, he can submit that to the teacher for her approval. At that point, either the teacher can publish the pages to the website, or she can contact Maggie Whittington and ask her to publish them.

However, at no time is a student to be allowed to publish web pages to the web. This procedure for publishing web pages is no different than the way we handle any other comparable educational experience. What comes to mind is we don't allow students to publish live in school newspapers and/or school yearbooks. The information which is published comes from the teacher.

This procedure in no way prohibits student involvement in web page design and development. It only ensures that the teacher knows at all times what is published on the web.