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Keeping up with the latest social media apps and crazes is not an easy task, especially for parents trying to keep an eye on what their child is getting involved with on their phone. Nick Chernoff of Safer Schools Together was in the South Okanagan last week, offering some help Read More…
This week, Richmond parents will have the opportunity to learn how to teach their children about using technology appropriately and safely at a digital literacy workshop. The Raising Digitally Responsible Learners workshop, taking place on April 17 at 6:30 p.m. at Ferris Elementary, is part of a series of workshops Read More…
Watch as Eileen Shihadeh of Raptor Technologies and our own Theresa Campbell show how to use tools to establish a digital footprint, and how that can aid in risk assessment.
March 17th, 2018 A evening of social media awareness and parenting in the digital world was a wealth of information recently. Sam Jingfors, vice president of Ensuring Safe and Caring School Communities lead the discussion with parents recently at Senator Riley School. He says one of the major things is Read More…
PRELIMINARY ALERT – Netflix Series “13 Reasons Why” We are receiving numerous calls with questions and concerns regarding the trending Netflix series “13 Reasons Why”, specifically regarding its use as a suicide prevention educational resource. The producers of the series have stated that they wanted the show to assist those Read More…
Extended Critical Period Violence Threat Risk Assessment (VTRA) And Traumatic Aftermath April 18, 2017 As many are aware, we are experiencing the largest extended critical period we have ever faced as we head into this week’s anniversary of Columbine. This critical period has been exacerbated by the ongoing dynamic political Read More…
Save the Date October 11-13, 2017 International School Safety Institute presents “Yes It Can.. Happen in Our Schools” Hilton Garden Inn Carlsbad Beach Carlsbad, California Find out more
Watch as Eileen Shihadeh of Raptor Technologies and our own Theresa Campbell show how to use tools to establish a digital footprint, and how that can aid in risk assessment.
http://www.ksdk.com/article/news/local/online-resource-allows-kids-to-report-safety-concerns-anonymously-to-school/63-519528824 February 16th, 2018 St. Louis County, MO Online resource allows kids to report safety concerns anonymously to school After the deadly shooting at a Florida high school, one school district the St. Louis area is reminding parents that their kids can use an online tool to report anything suspicious, Read More…
Anglophone West School district launches online reporting tool to combat bullying Global News – February 14th, 2018 Anglophone West School district launches online reporting tool to combat bullying Students in Anglophone West School District have a new way to remain safe at school as an online, anonymous reporting tool has Read More…
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 Read More…
