Cyber Safe FamiliesParent and Child Digital Safety Program
Family using digital devices together

Program components

Academic curriculum + technical workshops.

Build a full-family digital safety plan by combining the grade-band academic curriculum with hands-on technical workshops for parents and caregivers.

Academic Curriculum Package

A complete set of age-appropriate student and parent sessions for Ages 0–5 (parent-only), Grades K–2, 3–5, 6–8, and 9–12.

  • ✔Paired student + parent presentations for each grade band.
  • ✔Slide decks with facilitator notes, handouts, and checklists.
  • ✔Focus on privacy, kindness, online reputation, scams, and next steps after graduation.
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Technical Workshops

Standalone, practical workshops that dive into technical details and platforms families use every day.

  • ✔Learn the exact steps to turn on and tune parental controls on phones, tablets, game consoles, and streaming devices.
  • ✔Learn what family photos should stay unshared — and safer ways to share milestones with friends and relatives.
  • ✔Get simple language and settings you can use right away for gaming, group chats, and handling bullying or unkind behavior.
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Program layout

How Cyber Safe Families fits into your year.

The program is flexible — run it as a single district-wide event, a quarterly series, or a year-long progression that grows with your students.

  • ✔Aligned student + parent sessions for each grade band (0–5 parent-only, K–2, 3–5, 6–8, 9–12).
  • ✔Slide decks, facilitator notes, and printable resources included.
  • ✔Content can be delivered by counselors, teachers, or a Cyber Safe Families facilitator.
  • ✔Blog posts, tip sheets, and email-ready updates keep families engaged between events.
Phase 1
Planning & customizationMap sessions to your calendar, choose delivery format (assembly, classroom, parent night), and adapt optional slides to your local policies.
Phase 2
Delivery & family engagementPresent student and parent sessions, distribute handouts and checklists, and share links to the Cyber Safe Families blog for ongoing learning.
Phase 3
Follow-up & reinforcementOptional follow-up slides, advisory prompts, and family “mini-challenges” help reinforce safe habits throughout the year.