Digital Citizenship

Our goal is to ensure our students practice online safety at all times. During this extended closure, students will be spending more time online and it is important that parents and guardians are mindful of their online activities. In addition to instructions provided by your child's teachers, we are providing the resources found below. Additionally, teachers may be hosting video-conferences during the closure so it is important for students to behave appropriately during these sessions. We recommend that you take a few minutes to discuss online safety with your child and maintain frequent conversations with them about their online activities and behavior.

Online Etiquette Tips

  • Always Be Respectful
    Remember: avoid sarcasm
    Being funny and being rude are not the same thing. Be mindful of your tone when making comments.

  • No inappropriate material/comments
    Remember: nothing is completely private online
    If it's not appropriate for the classroom, it's not appropriate online. Follow the handbook guidelines.

  • Support Each Other
    Remember: kindness counts
    If a classmate has an incorrect answer or typo, don't ridicule them.
    Practice kindness and be courteous.

  • Be Mindful of Your Environment
    Remember: think before you send
    Be polite and avoid negativity. Don't complain on discussion forums. Ask your teacher for help if you need it.

  • Be Safe Online
    Remember: pay attention to suspicious behavior
    Never give out personal information to strangers online. When in doubt, ask an adult. Your teacher will post assignments in a safe environment.

  • Be Ethical
    Remember: copy/paste is cheating
    If you're using someone else's work, make sure you give credit to your source.


Internet Safety

"Top 5" Tips

Online Safety


Tips for digital safety for families

Interactive Internet Safety Game


Resources for Online Safety

Keeping Kids Safe Online