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Safer Schools Together is offering two family sessions designed to support families and caregivers navigate the digital world. 

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Recommended for Parents/Caregivers/Grandparents and youth aged 10 and up as a way to facilitate the conversation of safe and caring use of technology at home and in the community. (60 minute session)

This session covers all things digital, from how to be a good digital citizen, the criminal consequences of cyberbullying, and how to report and receive support in cases of sexting/sextortion.

Some of the most prominent concerns currently surrounding use of social media platforms, smartphones, and artificial intelligence will be discussed.

Families will learn:

• Digital media habits, oversharing, and digital addiction
• The permanence of online posts/activity
• The significance of your digital tattoo in how others perceive you (e.g., sports teams, college admissions, and potential employers)
• The importance of caring for peers both online and offline
• Geo-locational settings and the dangers of social media and cell phone misuse
• The social and legal consequences of cyberbullying behaviour as well as possession and distribution of intimate images (sexting and sextortion)
• An anonymous student reporting tool that can help you and your friends stay safe both online and offline

Safer Schools Together is offering two family sessions designed to support families and caregivers navigate the digital world. 

REGISTER NOW

Recommended for Parents/Caregivers/Grandparents and youth aged 10 and up as a way to facilitate the conversation of safe and caring use of technology at home and in the community. (60 minute session)

This session covers all things digital, from how to be a good digital citizen, the criminal consequences of cyberbullying, and how to report and receive support in cases of sexting/sextortion.

Some of the most prominent concerns currently surrounding use of social media platforms, smartphones, and artificial intelligence will be discussed.

Families will learn:

• Digital media habits, oversharing, and digital addiction
• The permanence of online posts/activity
• The significance of your digital tattoo in how others perceive you (e.g., sports teams, college admissions, and potential employers)
• The importance of caring for peers both online and offline
• Geo-locational settings and the dangers of social media and cell phone misuse
• The social and legal consequences of cyberbullying behaviour as well as possession and distribution of intimate images (sexting and sextortion)
• An anonymous student reporting tool that can help you and your friends stay safe both online and offline

Each year as part of a continuous improvement cycle, Rocky Mountain School District develops an operational plan that outlines the goals and strategies that will be the focus of the work for the upcoming year. This plan is guided by the current 4-year strategic plan using a variety of sources of student data as the foundation for decision making the district and individual schools develop plans that identify targets for improving student learning. These plans are linked to the British Columbia Ministry of Education and Child Care’s Framework for Enhancing Student Learning legislation and reporting policy.

Rocky Mountain School District No. 6 invites you to hear about the draft Operational Plan and to participate in an online engagement session.

Join us online on

April 30 at 10-11am 

Click here to join the meeting

Each year as part of a continuous improvement cycle, Rocky Mountain School District develops an operational plan that outlines the goals and strategies that will be the focus of the work for the upcoming year. This plan is guided by the current 4-year strategic plan using a variety of sources of student data as the foundation for decision making the district and individual schools develop plans that identify targets for improving student learning. These plans are linked to the British Columbia Ministry of Education and Child Care’s Framework for Enhancing Student Learning legislation and reporting policy.

Rocky Mountain School District No. 6 invites you to hear about the draft Operational Plan and to participate in an online engagement session.

Join us online on

May 1 at 7-8pm

Click here to join the meeting

Each year as part of a continuous improvement cycle, Rocky Mountain School District develops an operational plan that outlines the goals and strategies that will be the focus of the work for the upcoming year. This plan is guided by the current 4-year strategic plan using a variety of sources of student data as the foundation for decision making the district and individual schools develop plans that identify targets for improving student learning. These plans are linked to the British Columbia Ministry of Education and Child Care’s Framework for Enhancing Student Learning legislation and reporting policy.

Rocky Mountain School District No. 6 invites you to hear about the draft Operational Plan and to participate in an online engagement session.

Join us online on

May 10 at 1-2pm

Click here to join the meeting