Welcome to the EGUSD Digital Citizenship Website


All EGUSD schools teach digital citizenship and are in compliance with current legal mandates, such as the federal E-Rate/CIPA requirements.
As students step up and out onto the Internet, the district wants to ensure that they understand the need to think before they post – to treat others with respect, to build and maintain a positive digital footprint, to protect their online privacy and the privacy of others, and to respect intellectual property boundaries.
Cyberbullying
Digital Footprint
Protecting Online Privacy
Intellectual Property
Media Literacy
Social & Cultural Literacy
Social Emotional Learning
Policies

Social Media 101
Tots, Tech, and Touchscreens: How Young is Too Young for Tablets?
How early is too early for screen time? Common Sense Media’s latest report* on Media Use by Kids Zero to Eight offers eye-opening insights into how young children are engaging with technology. According to the report, by age two, 40% of kids have their own tablet,...
News Literacy: Understanding Bias in News Media
Today, countless websites and apps share news, changing not only how we get information but also how often we receive it. Even with more information available than ever before, this doesn’t mean we’re better informed. In addition, the prominence of opinion...
Empowering Critical Thinkers: Celebrating National News Literacy Week
In today's digital age, the ability to discern fact from fiction is more crucial than ever. National News Literacy Week, celebrated from February 3-7, empowers educators, parents, and students to take a stand against misinformation. This week-long initiative...