Technology
Technology Information For Successful Learning
This page contains helpful tips and resources for students, parents, and staff. The Unionville-Chadds Ford School District (UCFSD) Technology Team provides the UCFSD community with easy-to-access information, accelerated learning, and fun opportunities to practice what they learn.
If you have any questions or issues please email helpdesk@ucfsd.net to contact the UCFSD HelpDesk.
Student and Parent Resources (Grades 2-12)
Chromebook Hardware Repairs & Software Issue Tickets
Chromebook, charger, or other harware issues should be reported as a Chromebook Repair Ticket for either a Dell Chromebook (Grades 4, 5, and 12) or Lenovo Chromebook (Grades 2, 3, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, and 11).
Please submit a ticket before dropping off your Chromebook to your school Library.
Chromebook software issues should be reported as an Online Systems Ticket for the specific program.
Student Devices
K-12 Student Device Forms
The K-5th grade Electronic Device Contract and 6th-12th grade Chromebook Contract forms detail responsibilities for students and families. They are available in the PowerSchool Parent Portal under Student Forms. These forms must be signed for all students.
Grades K-1
Students are assigned a 1:1 student iPad to use in their classroom.
Elementary iPad repairs are covered at no cost unless there is extensive damage as outlined in the Electronic Device Contract.
Grades 2-5
Students are assigned a 1:1 student Chromebook to use in their classroom.
Grades 6-12
Students are assigned a 1:1 student Chromebook to use in their classrooms and at home.
Additional Student Devices & Costs
Qustodio Web Filtering
Qustodio is a parental control solution that makes it easier to keep your kids safe online. It enables you to supervise your children’s device use so you can ensure they only view age-appropriate content and that they enjoy a positive online-offline balance. All UCFSD parents have access to this tool.
Online Systems Information
Digital Citizenship
Digital technology is a part of all UCFSD classrooms and student life outside of the classroom. It is important for students, parents, and guardians to know the best practices for using devices and navigating the internet.
Students are introduced to digital citizenship through their classroom curriculum.

