Arroyo Grande High School

Chromebooks

The goal of Lucia Mar Unified School District as a 21st Century School District is to provide educational excellence for all students, staff and parents. To achieve this goals all of our students will have access to a Chromebook device to be used as a tool to achieve academic success.

Distribution of Chromeboks

Students will be issued a chromebook upon initial enrollment into the District or within the first week of school starting. Chromebooks will be given to students after the Student Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) has been provided and acknowledged by the student. At the secondary level, all devices will be tagged with the Secondary Chromebook Student 1:1 Agreement. Students will be held responsible for proper use and care of their device. Each student will be given a Chromebook and charging cable.

What is a Chromebook and why are students using them?

The Chromebook is a personal computer designed to work through the Google Chrome browsers on web-based applications. The District chose this device as the best fit for the needs of the students in term of processing speed, ease of operation, productivity, and cost effectiveness.

Broken or Damaged Chromebooks

If your device is broken or damaged, please bring your device to the Arroyo Grande High School Library. You will be issued a replacement device. The broken or damaged device has been processed and accessed for damages by ITS, you will be contacted regarding charges associated with the damage.

Chromebook Tips:

Students - How to care for your chrombeook 

Chromebook How To’s

Textbook Basics

Arroyo Grande High School supplies each of its students with textbooks in order to support and enhance learning. Students are expected to return them in good condition. If a student loses or fails to return a book, the parent/guardian is responsible to reimburse Lucia Mar Unified School District for the replacement cost of the textbook. Replacement value shall be processed through the Arroyo Grande High School Library. 

Textbook Distribution

Textbooks are issued the first two weeks of school in the library by arranged schedules with each department. They are returned during the last two weeks of school. Students who are absent or are newly enrolled may come to the library before school, break, lunch, or as directed by the office or their teacher to be issued the books they need.

Online Access to Textbooks

Students may access an online version of most textbooks through their Clever account. Click the “Textbooks” link within the Clever portal to find online versions of their materials. 

If you have any questions or need assistance with any school materials just stop by the library and we will be happy to help!

The Arroyo Grande High School Library provides access to a wide variety of materials inclduing quality literature, access to and training in the use of technology and online resources and activities that stimulate lifelong learning and a love of reading. 

The library is open before school, break, lunch and by appointment for classes. Students may stop by any time to search the catalog or browse the shelves. 

The San Luis Obispo County public library system has many helpful resources that are all free with your library card.

Teens between 13 and 17 years can register for a library card with their current middle school or high school student photo ID. As an alternative to a school ID, they can use any form of identification as listed above in the Adult Card section. Parent/legal guardians are not required to be present for a teen to obtain a card.

Click the link below to register for a library card!

Helpful SLO Public Library Links

SLO Public Library Card Application

SLO Public Library Homepage

Libby (eBooks)

The Shelf - Hispanic Culture and Television

SLO Tribune

The library offers free tutoring and academic services for students. You must have a library card to access these services. 

Brainfuse - Homework Help, Writing Lab, Tutoring Support