Device Protection Plan
As part of CUSD's 1:1 technology program, parents can enroll in an optional Device Protection Plan (DPP). Annual enrollment in the plan will minimize the potential repair and/or replacement fees associated with the device as seen in the table at the bottom of this page.
To facilitate enrollment in this plan, a student DPP fee of $25 will be added to InTouch for all students on Monday, July 7. If you wish to enroll your child in the plan, this fee must be paid by Tuesday, September 2 (click here for instructions to pay the fee in InTouch). All devices will be considered covered by the Device Protection Plan until September 2.
If the fee is not paid by September 2, it is implied that the family is opting out of the annual DPP coverage, and although the fee will be shown as "overdue" in InTouch, there is no additional action required on your part. After September 2, you may enroll in the Device Protection Plan only after an inspection of the device at your school's Tech Center.
Students renewing their annual DPP will have continued coverage as long as the payment is made by Tuesday, September 2.
Students adding the DPP for the first time will need to have their device inspected and enrollment in the DPP does not begin until the fee payment has been received.
There will be no refunds given on DPP purchase if a student leaves CUSD or upon graduation. The fee is not prorated for any reason.
What is covered under the plan?
Accidental damage, such as cracked screens, broken keyboard, etc.
Battery replacement (if determined that the battery is malfunctioning)
Replacement of stolen device with official police report. A police report must be filed within 48 hours. A copy of the report must be sent to the school office.
Hardware issues (video cable, broken ports, speakers)
What is not covered under the plan?
Intentional damage
Lost devices
Replacement cords
