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What Parents Need to Know:
What Parents Need to Know:
Understanding Drug Risks for Kids
Understanding Drug Risks for Kids
May 15, 2025 @ 6:30-7:00 pm
ZBTHS in the Board of Education Room or join the live stream here.
PARENTING IN A DIGITAL AGE
Family Information Night @ ZB East
Wed. October 23rd
6:00pm- 7:00pm
The "Are You Web Aware?" checklist by MediaSmarts helps parents assess their involvement in their children's online activities. It covers key areas such as setting internet usage rules, monitoring online interactions, ensuring safe sharing of personal information, teaching responsible online behavior, and encouraging open communication about any problems encountered.
Dynamic Influence offers a variety of digital and social media safety resources for parents, focusing on topics like creating screen time structures, monitoring devices, and understanding the risks of cyberbullying and online predators. The page also provides practical tools, such as guides on the best monitoring apps and advice for addressing online threats.
Common Sense Media’s teen section offers articles, tips, and reviews aimed at helping parents and educators guide teenagers through the digital landscape. It covers topics like managing screen time, understanding social media, and navigating online safety. It also provides recommendations on apps, games, and media that are age-appropriate for teens, supporting healthy digital habits.
ZBTHS DISTRICT 126 PARENT SERIES
We are pleased to announce that, through our partnership with the Cebrin Goodman Center, ZBTHS District 126 has been invited to join the GPS Parent Series. This esteemed program offers parents and, when appropriate, students the opportunity to engage with renowned authors and speakers on topics related to positive youth development.
We are excited to bring these valuable resources to our community.
Helping families thrive in present times.
Helping families thrive in present times.
World-renowned authors and clinicians present relevant, research-based information to support positive youth development. Our free programs empower and strengthen families, individuals and communities by sharing practical strategies to help humans of every age thrive. GPS is *free,* open to all.
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