“We’re not trying to catch kids doing bad
things,” Raymond said. “It’s trying to train them
how to be safe, how to be protected and how
to be appropriate with your online and your
digital footprint.”
The experience will be valuable for students
who eventually use university or employer
computer accounts and email, Raymond said.
Parents can choose to receive the same
notifications as administrators, although access
will be limited to information about their
own children.
About 25% of parents in the district have opted
in, Technology and Media Supervisor Nick
Harris said.