This year during Advisory, students will receive instruction on digital citizenship. Lessons will be taught on media balance and well-being, privacy and security, digital footprint and identity, relationships and communication, cyberbullying, digital drama, and hate speech, news and media literacy, and artificial intelligence. This week is National Digital Citizenship Week where we will have special activities and events for students. Our main focus will be on screen time and digital wellness.

As we kick off another year of learning on this topic, families are invited to view the Common Sense website with resources to guide discussions with your student. See more information at the link below. There are family technology planners, toolkits and more. 

https://bit.ly/jrms-dig-cit-week-26