iPad Protection Plan

$10 per year

Deductible

• 1st Incident: $25
• 2nd Incident: $75
• 3rd Incident: $125

The following items are covered under the iPad Protection Plan policy:

• accidental damage (deductible)
• fire, flood, or natural disaster (deductible)
• screen damage (deductible)
• lost ($100 deductible)
• stolen ($100 deductible and you must file a police report)

The following items are not covered under the iPad Protection Plan policy:

• intentional damage (full repair costs)
• chargers ($19) and charger cords ($19)
• cases ($25, grades K-8) or keyboard case ($100, grades 9-12)

Parents are not required to pay for an iPad Protection Plan. The iPad Protection plans are optional. If you decline the iPad Protection Plan coverage, you will be held responsible for the cost of the repair or replacement. 


Yes, students in grades K-12 need to choose an iPad Protection Plan option.


This year there is a $10 fee per student. There is not a family plan.


Spring Lake Park Schools is pleased to be able to provide access to an iPad for our students. If there are financial barriers, the district will work with families to meet their needs. If you have questions about payment terms and options, please contact the principal in your student's school.

The following items are covered under the iPad Protection Plan policy:

• Accidental damage to the iPad (Deductible - $25 for first repair, $75 for the second repair and $125 for the third repair
• Theft – Parents are required to file a police report ($100 deductible)
• Fire, flood, or natural disaster

The following items are not covered:

• Intentional damage (full repair costs)
• Loss ($100 deductible)
• Stolen ($100 deductible and you must file a police report)
• Missing or damaged iPad chargers ($19) or charger cords ($19)
• Cases ($25, grades 4-8) and keyboard cases ($100, grades 9-12)

Yes, this iPad Protection Plan will need to be renewed each year. We will reevaluate the upfront costs for the 2020-2021 school year based on repair data from this school year. 


No. Student-owned iPads will not be able to access our guest network or district systems. All students are provided a district-issued iPad and expected to use it for their schoolwork. 

Yes, please print out proof of payment if you are able – this will speed up the process when picking up devices. You can also show us an email confirmation of the receipt from a smartphone. If you are not able, the school will have a record of your payment.

Yes, 20-21 school year K - 12 will need to choose a iPad Protection Plan.


No, the iPad Protection Plan only covers damage to the iPad. If the charger and cord are damaged a fee will be assessed. If they are defective, a replacement will be provided at no cost.

The new case specifications are as follow: Tested to exceed U.S. Department of Defense Standard 810F/G durability tests (26 drops from 4 feet). Magnetic closure saves battery life and folds into both viewing and typing modes. Tough, reinforced corners protect from inadvertent drops. Clear polycarbonate back panel.

The new case is designed to protect the student device. Please don’t add stickers or write on the cases for the iPad. The fabric cover on the case can be damaged. Damaged caused by writing on the cases will be assessed a fee.