At Rockwood, we use Google Workspace for Education, a set of education productivity tools from Google. Students use their Google Workspace to complete assignments, communicate with teachers, sign into Chromebooks, and learn 21st Century digital citizenship skills.
G Suite for Education Services
Core Services
Additional Services
Our elementary school students have access to the following Google Additional Services:
- Chrome Web Store *
- CS First
- Google Arts and Culture
- Google Bookmarks
- Google Books
- Google Earth
- Google Maps and Google My Maps
- Google Play *
- Google Translate
* Rockwood restricts usage of this service to district-approved apps and extensions.
Our middle school students have access to all elementary services, along with applied Digital Skills, Google News, and YouTube.
It is important to note that Rockwood does not allow YouTube-restricted videos and our content filter also restricts inappropriate content.
Our high school students have access to all elementary and middle services, along with Google Takeout, which is enabled for high school seniors in May so they may export the contents of their Rockwood Google Drive.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What information does Google provide regarding information collection, use and disclosure?
- What personal information does Google collect when a student account is created?
- What information does Google collect when a student uses their services?
- How does Google use this information?
- Does Google use student personal information for users in K-12 schools to target advertising?
- Can my child share information with others using the G Suite for Education account?
- Will Google disclose my child's personal information?
- What choices do I have as a parent or guardian?