For safety is not a gadget but a state of mind. ~Eleanor Everet
Fair Haven Union High School
Public Service Announcement Contest: 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place winners are
PSA’s on Digital Citizenship and Personal Safety
1 Don’t Text and Drive http://youtu.be/MiJL4WHVHpw by Kelly P., Kevin R., Erin L., Beccalyn D. and guest starring Sarah C.
2 FB Predator http://youtu.be/E4bWDTF55mc by Luke T., Caleb L., Alex J. and guest starring teacher Mr. Nathan Morris.
3 Watch What You Post on Facebook http://youtu.be/HKU07_z-7VM by Matthew E., Tyler B., Vinny O. and Kelley D..
6 current lessons for Professional Development
Educate your students and teachers about Cyberbullying.
“The Complete” Care Package to teach Internet Safety.
(Click Here)
In United States, we have 76 million minor’s ages 0-17 and approximately 50 million k-12 students (Link). According to a 2009 Harvard study (Link), Cyberbullying is the most important internet safety issue to address within our classrooms. Depending on which survey you believe, between 4%-43% of all students are cyberbullied and 73% of the perpetrators are minors, in other words, our own students are the primary problem! How do we correct the problem? Click on “The Complete Care Package to teach Internet Safety.”
Scareware, a short story.
Facebook stores up to 800 pages
of personal data per user account
Facebook- 7.5 Million Underage Users
5 Million Under 10yrs Read More
Vermont’s Internet Safety Presentation for Administrators/Educators/Students
Adopt a Page on this website!
Contribute to the education of our students!
The purpose of this website is to provide the educational community of Vermont with free, quality links about internet safety. VTISP.org has been set up as a blog; this resource allows all educators to contribute to the project and keep it current with the latest internet safety issues.







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