SEC: Cable TV Policies

[Bacon Pamela <bdhslibrary@YAHOO.COM>]

Greetings!  Our school is just getting ready to hook
up to cable.  We have the following concerns:

1.  Should we go with a basic package and treat it
like
    the Internet Acceptable Use Policy (all have
    and teacher has responsibility for oversight?

2.  Just pipe in certain channels to the classrooms
    (much more expensive, I'm told).

3.  Any other suggestions or solutions that work for
    you?

We'd like to connect this with our Technology plan and
prevent any possible problems.  It is our belief that
even channels like MTV have some educational value
under certain circumstances, but what do you all think
about these issues?

TIA!

Pamela S. Bacon, Teacher-Librarian
Ben Davis High School
bdhslibrary@yahoo.com

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