Introducing SeeSaw to Parents of our K-2 Students
National Online Safety Guides for Parents - Quick and convenient downloadable guides for what parents need to know about many popular Internet platforms and trends.
One of the biggest challenges today is keeping our children safe online. To help all schools address age-appropriate issues with the Internet and the use of cell phones and other mobile devices the WCASD will be using the comprehensive curriculum from Common Sense Media. This will help ensure that all students are equipped with the skills and habits to use technology productively.
Internet Matters - This site provides an extremely comprehensive, well-organized, and easy-to-use guide for keeping children of all ages safe online.
Is Video Game Addiction Real? - Science Daily
Facts Regarding Screen Time and Video Game Addiction - Resources from the Mayo Clinic
The Cyberbullying Research Center offers resources for parents and teachers for helping kids stay safe online and use other technologies like cell phones responsibly
Onguard Online- Created by the federal government with games, videos, and other resources for teaching kids of all ages and adults about online safety. Be sure to download the parent guide Net Cetera: Chatting with Kids About Being Online available free at this site.
Family Online Safety Institute and the
National PTA resources
Use Parental Controls on Your Child's iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch - Utilize Apple's resources for setting up restrictions on your child's device.
Safety Detective - Blog discussions and reviews of antivirus software protection for your home computer. This site is offered for your review and consideration. WCASD does not endorse a particular product or method of rating products.
Shape the Sky Downloadable Resources - Presented at Henderson High School in November 2017, Shape the Sky is a network of parents, educators, clinicians, and media who have come together to enrich the online experience for our children through better education and more effective communication.
All student-assigned, district-owned devices are filtered for content on and off-campus. Parents may wish to add additional controls and usage limitations.