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Bellmore Schools Named Common Sense District For Digital Media
The district was praised for how it teaches students to be decent online.
BELLMORE, NY — The Bellmore School District and its three schools have been selected as a Common Sense District.
The digital citizenship recognition comes from Common Sense Education, a national non-profit organization dedicated to assisting schools and families in the world of technology, the Bellmore School District said in a statement.
It shows Bellmore's commitment to getting students ready for the 21st century at the Charles A. Reinhard Early Childhood Center, Winthrop Avenue School and Shore Road School.
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Teachers have incorporated digital media into their lesson plans to create and connect without fear of cyberbullying or online privacy concerns.
Superintendent of Schools Dr. Joseph Famularo emphasized in a statement the importance of using the internet appropriately:
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"By preparing our students to use technology safety, responsibly and ethically, we are providing them with unlimited opportunities."
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