Tumbler Ridge Traumatic Event
Our heartfelt thoughts are with the children, their families, and the community of Tumbler Ridge as they cope with this
November 21st, 2017 CKPG News Prince George
The youngest generation has grown up with the internet at their fingertips. That’s why students from grades two to 12 learned about their digital footprint and how to stay safe online this afternoon. A speaker from Safer Schools Together gave a presentation called Social Media Awareness, Digital Footprints, and Cyberbullying. The keyword was online citizenship, it teaches kids to be accountable for their actions and to treat the online world the same as their life offline. “The focus with the students is really on citizenship, how they interact, what does it mean to have a digital profile, what should they be thinking about when they’re online, and how to make a difference,” said speaker, Greg Gerber.
There will also be a seminar for parents tonight at Heather Park. The focus will be on how to monitor a child’s internet use, as well as coaching them to make good choices online. “It’s to keep the message and the language consistent so the parents have the tools to keep their kids safe all the time,” said Heather Park principal, Parrish Child.
Source and Credit: http://ckpgtoday.ca/article/508781/kids-and-parents-learn-how-stay-safe-online
Our heartfelt thoughts are with the children, their families, and the community of Tumbler Ridge as they cope with this
Students and their families can expect to see the first temporary school facilities begin to arrive in Tumbler Ridge on Monday, February 16th. The new facilities will be set up on the grounds of Tumbler Ridge Elementary School. The first “single-wide” trailers to arrive will be the first phase in the resumption of classes in a safe environment for Tumbler Ridge Secondary students…
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