Park Hill School District Technology

Due to today's winter storm, Park Hill will use our second AMI distance learning day. Stay safe and warm. We'll miss you!

The Screen Sanity Event is TODAY at LEAD Innovation Studio:
7201 North Line Creek Parkway
Kansas City, MO 64151

We will begin promptly at 6:30PM. Please allow enough time for parking, checking-in and finding a seat. Keep an eye out for Screen Sanity signage to help you find your way.

SCREEN SANITY: Surveys show that the #1 battleground for families is technology. The Screen Sanity program brings parents and leaders together to go through an expert-guided curriculum, have honest conversations, and create a plan for healthy screen use.
We can't wait to see you in 1 DAY (tomorrow), October 20, 6:30PM at LEAD Innovation Studio.

SCREEN SANITY: Only 2 days until our Screen Sanity Event at LEAD Innovation Studio, 6:30PM. We can’t wait for an evening of community - adding great tools to make you (almost) as screen savvy as your kids!

“As a mother of four children, I know that parenting isn't easy. Guiding and teaching my children has been both fun and difficult, especially as screens became an ever present part of our culture. My husband and I didn't have the experience and knowledge on how to raise our children in this digital age. This program armed us with the knowledge and tools to bring to our family so that we can use it appropriately and ensure that we are fostering healthy and happier children for the future.” -Angelina H.

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SCREEN SANITY: We are thrilled to see you at our Screen Sanity event this Thursday, October 20th. Technology has the power to uplift and improve our humanity - but it is critical that we create new cultural norms of digital health if we want our kids to flourish.

Join us at LEAD Innovation Studio at 6:30pm to help pursue a world where kids stay captivated by life, not screens.

Save your spot here: bit.ly/screensanity

Technology has the power to uplift and improve our humanity — but it is critical that we create new cultural norms of digital health if we want our kids to flourish.

Our Screen Sanity mission is to help families and communities across America pursue digital health in order to reduce loneliness, depression, anxiety, and su***de in a socially isolated society.

Together we can pursue a new normal — a world where kids stay captivated by life, not screens.

SCREEN SANITY: Ever worry about how much screen time your child has? Wondering about the best way to introduce them to a smartphone or prepare them for social media? Then join us for Screen Sanity! In this live, 60-minute workshop led by Screen Sanity experts, you'll learn about your student's digital health and safety alongside other parents.

RSVP here: https://tinyurl.com/4z3txf4x

Please note, this workshop is for adults only.

The countdown is on! Only 10 days until Screen Sanity, so be sure to save your spot using the following link: bit.ly/screensanity. At this event, you will have the opportunity to learn alongside other parents in a live, 60-minute workshop, led by Screen Sanity experts, all about your student's digital health and safety.
Topics Include:
-Practical next steps for maximizing the benefits of screens but minimizing the negative side effects
-How to help your child navigate the hazards of the online world
-A roadmap for introducing smartphones and social media

SCREEN SANITY: Ever worry about how much screen time your child has? Wondering about the best way to introduce them to a smartphone or prepare them for social media? Then join us for Screen Sanity! In this live, 60-minute workshop led by Screen Sanity experts, you'll learn about your student's digital health and safety alongside other parents.

RSVP here: https://tinyurl.com/4z3txf4x

Please note, this workshop is for adults only.

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