INTERNET SAFETY
Do you know who you're talking to?

For Kids

Kids' Rules for Online Safety

Surf Swell Island
(Disney)

I Keep Safe

Safe Web Sites for Kids

Stay Safe
Games

For Parents and Educators

A Message from the First Lady

United States of America
First Lady Laura Bush

MySpace Special
on NBC Dateline

President Bush Participates in Panel on School Safety
 

NPR Feature Story - MySpace Adds a Security Monitor and Cybersafety Tips for Parents

Collinsville Community Unit School District designated April 2006 as "Internet Safety Awareness Month!"  Our goal was to raise safety awareness for students, staff, parents and the community.

Educational programming will continue to play an important role in keeping our children safe.  Online safety will become a permanent part of the district's curriculum.  In addition, plans are underway to develop a 2006-2007 high school group using the new X-Block program to help mentor elementary and middle school students!

Need Help or wish to support us?
Collinsville Unit 10 is committed to educating our students, staff and community about online safety.  If your group or organization would like more information about Internet safety, would like a presentation on Internet safety and/or would like to know how to support online safety education in Unit 10, please contact the CUSD Technology Office at the number listed below.

Collinsville CUSD10 Technology Office
Susan Homes  (click to email)il)
Director of Technology
201 West Clay Street
Collinsville, IL 62234
618-346-6350 ext. 243

Partnership/Sponsors
Caseyville Police Department
Charter Communications
Collinsville Board of Education
Collinsville Educational Association
Collinsville Memorial Public Library
Collinsville Police Department
Maryville Police Department
Fairmont City Police Department
Illinois State Police
Madison County Sheriff's Department
St. Clair County Sheriff's Department
 

NetSmartz^® is an interactive, educational safety resource from the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children^® and Boys & Girls Clubs of America for children (ages 5-17), parents, guardians, educators, and law enforcement that uses age-appropriate, 3-D activities to teach children how to stay safer on the Internet.

Family Contracts for Online Safety

(printable)

Questions to Ask Yourself About Internet Safety

What are the risks children face online?

What should I do if my child sees something inappropriate on the Internet?

How many young children and teens are online in the United States?

What is cyberstalking?

What might your child's screen name be reveal about him/her?

How many children received a solicitation over the Internet in a one year period of time?

How quickly can your identity be compromised online?

Who is the typical online predator?

Where is the best place to locate your family computer?
 

Have older kids?
Visit SafeTeens.com

BlogSafety.com

Stay Smart Online
&
Safe Teens

From AT&T

Stay Safe Online Safety and Security
 

CyberSmart K-8 Curriculum and Resources