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No - we only filter for viruses, etc. but I have friends who work in the corporate 
world  and their email is filtered this way.
   
  They even have to justify the Internet searches they make while at work. --
   
  The employers feel that email should be work related and so should any 
searches/use of the Internet.
   
  Paula

Floyd <calaf@CHARTER.NET> wrote:
  One of my students made this comment in one of her assignments:

"We even have filters on our e-mail accounts and I can't even send 
things from home without having my home address unblocked to my 
account. We are also monitored by the number of incoming and outgoing 
e-mails we send/receive. We need to be able to explain everything we 
receive/send if we are asked."

This seems extreme to me. Are any of the rest of you filtered in your 
e-mail account at school? Do you have the number of e-mails monitored 
as well? This seems like a very oppressive situation.

f.

Floyd Pentlin
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Paula Yohe
Director Of Technology/Library Media Center
Dillon School District Two
405 West Washington Street
Dillon, SC 29536
Phone: 843-841-3604 Fax:843-774-1214
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