Supporting Students in a Digital World Parent Night: Bridging Technology Use from School to Home
Herndon High School is working towards Common Sense Recognition for Digital Citizenship. One of our efforts for achieving recognition was to interview parents, staff, and staff about their beliefs and practices in digital technology and resources. A common theme that arose in our interviews was that some parents were hoping that schools provided more guidance on technology use. As a result, we are hosting a Digital Citizenship Family Night on March 5 and are inviting all parents to attend.
Sponsored by the Herndon Pyramid
Thursday, March 5, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.
in the Lecture Hall
6:30 - 7:15 Lecture Hall
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Welcome - Kelly Cosgrove, Assistant Principal
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Opening Session - What is it like growing up with technology? Student Panel – Leadership Students
7:25 – 8:30 Sessions (You will be able to attend two sessions during this time)
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Parental Controls and Setting Expectations for Device Use at Home - How can you set expectations and support your child at home?
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Digital Balance and Well Being: Keeping Kids Safe Happy and Healthy in the Digital Age - How can we help our children balance all of this technology?
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Learning with Technology, Supporting Education at Home - What does a Herndon HS classroom look like with the FCPSOn devices? How can we support these devices at home?
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Digital Footprint - How can I help my child understand what they are leaving behind on the Internet? How can I support them to showcase their best selves and craft a footprint that leads to future success?
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