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NETWORK: CCSDWIRELESS
Initial Password: cobb2020
FOLLOW ALL DIRECTIONS BELOW

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NETWORK: CCSDGuests
Initial Password: guest1234

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Security Tips

Here are some great resources to use at home, in the classroom or for your personal safety.

Internet Security Guidelines

Password Tips

Do

Change your password often.

Create a complex password. Include at least 1 capital letter, 1 number, 1 special character, minimum 8 characters long.

Use a password keeper (like KeePass) instead of writing it down.

Don't

Give your password out to anyone.

Save your passwords in your web browser, especially for online banking.

Write your password and user ID on the same sheet of paper

Tape your password under your keyboard, leave it in your desk drawer or leave it in a visible area

Make an easily guessable password. i.e. if you like the color yellow and your office or room is all yellow, then do not have any part of the word yellow in your password.

Use the same password for all accounts. If someone figures out your password, then they could potentially figure out your user ID and login to you bank account.

Security Alerts

Stay current with Internet crime and other security concerns. Check out these links to subscribe to feeds/blogs/bulletins.

Security Software

There are many reputable software companies with free and subscription based programs designed to protect your computer from viruses and malware. Below is a list of computer security software that will help in protecting your personal computer, personal information, and removal of malicious software and viruses:

Guest WiFi

Non-CCSD Employees can use our CCSDGuests Network while on our campus.

For help logging on to our CCSDGuests Network, locate your device type below.

Skype for Business Support

Please use the links below to find help documents related to using Skype for Business.

Microsoft Outlook Email Support

Please use the links below to find help documents related to using your email account through Outlook.

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Here are some great resources to use at home, in the classroom or for your personal safety. Do Change your password often. Create a complex password. Include at least 1 capital letter, 1 number, 1 special character, minimum 8 characters long. Use a password keeper (like KeePass) instead of writing it down.

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AND BUS NUMBER

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A School Bus Tracking App for Parents

Tracking Features

Shows the real-time location of your child's bus on a map

Gives scheduled and actual arrival times at home and school for bus routes

Provides push and email notifications when the bus in near

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Tracking Features Shows the real-time location of your child's bus on a map Gives scheduled and actual arrival times at home and school for bus routes Provides push and email notifications when the bus in near

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Locations, Login Info and More

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A creative plan is being implemented by Cobb Schools' Technology and Transportation departments. With the school district learning remotely and internet connectivity being an essential link in the educational supply chain, the district decided to turn buses into mobile wifi hotspots for the areas that need it most.

Twenty-seven buses have been fitted with wifi transmitters and will be parked in neighborhoods around the District for use during the school week. Beginning on Wednesday, September 16, the buses will be heading out to 23 separate locations (four areas require two buses for coverage) and will be available for internet access from 7 AM-5 PM, Monday through Friday. The project is being made possible thanks to Cobb's partnership with the Department of Education, who provided the devices to make this all possible.
See the bus locations here.
The District has already distributed more than 300 wifi hotspots to Cobb Schools families, as well as nearly 40,000 electronic devices for remote learning. Approximately 38,000 device requests have been made this school year alone, and approximately 35,000 have been picked up. Currently, there are about 3,400 devices still waiting to be picked up. The needs are great, but Cobb Schools support staff is working night and day to ensure that every student has what they need to learn.

Having a device, however, doesn't solve the problem of unreliable internet access. The goal of the bus wifi program is to serve the maximum number of students who currently may not be participating in remote classes due to limited or no internet connectivity. Ideal locations around the county were determined by examining CTLS use and access.

Connectivity instructions for Windows 10 laptops, Chromebooks, and iOS (tablets and phones), as well as bus locations, can be found in the attachments below. Bus wifi will be available starting at 7 AM on September 16.

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A creative plan is being implemented by Cobb Schools' Technology and Transportation departments. With the school district learning remotely and internet connectivity being an essential link in the educational supply chain, the district decided to turn buses into mobile wifi hotspots for the areas that need it most.

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Microsoft, Office 365, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote, Minecraft, Sway, Flipgrid, Skype, Paint3D, Photos, Whiteboard, OneDrive, SharePoint, Outlook, Planner, Teams, and Forms are registered trademarks of the Microsoft Corporation.

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Microsoft, Office 365, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote, Minecraft, Sway, Flipgrid, Skype, Paint3D, Photos, Whiteboard, OneDrive, SharePoint, Outlook, Planner, Teams, and Forms are registered trademarks of the Microsoft Corporation.