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Committed to helping families navigate tech with confidence
Committed to helping families navigate tech with confidence
A New Resource for Walker County Schools Families
Walker County Schools, in collaboration with the Georgia Department of Education (GaDOE), is thrilled to introduce a new partnership with Parent ProTech — a trusted resource created to help families confidently navigate the digital landscape and protect children online. From smartphones to social media, technology offers incredible opportunities but also presents unique challenges. Staying informed can feel overwhelming for parents — and that’s where Parent ProTech comes in.
What Is Parent ProTech?
Parent ProTech is your one-stop resource for videos, guides, and expert tips — all designed to help you better understand and manage your child’s digital world. Even better, it’s completely free for Walker County Schools families. Whether you’re keeping an eye on screen time, curious about social media apps, or just want to stay up to date, Parent ProTech gives you the tools to have confident, informed conversations at home.
What You’ll Find on the Platform
✅ Trends Explained: Understand the platforms your kids are using — from TikTok to gaming apps.
✅ Protection Tips: Step-by-step instructions on setting up parental controls and managing online access.
✅ Conversation Starters: Learn how to talk with your child about screen time, privacy and digital responsibility.
✅ Updated Content Monthly: Stay current with new videos and topics added regularly.
✅ K-12 Curriculum: Educators also have access to a full digital citizenship curriculum aligned with SB 351
Why It Matters
Our students are growing up in a connected world.
Statistics show:
Over 500,000 online predators are active every day (FBI)
Youth who spend 3+ hours daily on social media have double the risk of anxiety and depression (US HHS)
Kids aged 8–18 average 6 to 9 hours of screen time daily (Common Sense Media)
With Parent ProTech, we’re giving families the resources to stay informed and the confidence to guide their children safely.
What Does Parent ProTech Look Like?
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