|
|
|
|
Kentucky
Safe Schools Week |
SAFE SCHOOLS WEEK
2012
October 17-21, 2012 |
 Cyber-Survivor
Kentucky Safe Schools Week
Pictures of School
Activities
-Congratulations, everyone
who took the Cyber-Survivor Pledge during KENTUCKY
SAFE SCHOOLS WEEK!
(Numbers
count until the end of October and the Pledge is
always online for your convenience.) Thank you
school administrators, School Resource Officers,
teachers, technology instructors and counselors who
were dedicated to the success of this annual
observance. With the addition of the cyber
world, "School Safety" is 24/7, and it never sleeps.
Kentucky educators are always vigilant in its
pursuit. A healthy, safe, nurturing environment is
the goal of schools across this great commonwealth.
Once again, thank you for your support and
dedication. |
View your
County's Statistics
GREEN COUNTIES:
over 1,000
Pledges!
Boyd including Ashland Ind. &
Fairview Ind.
Calloway including Murray Ind.
Livingston
Magoffin
Owen
Warren including Bowling Green Ind.
BLUE COUNTIES:
over 500 Pledges!
Bourbon including Paris Ind.
Clinton
Franklin including Frankfort
Ind.
Fulton including Fulton Ind.
McCracken including Paducah
Ind.
Trigg
|
 |
RED COUNTIES:
over 250 Pledges!
Caldwell
Campbell including
Bellevue Ind.
Marshall
Pulaski including Somerset Ind.
Wayne including Monticello Ind.
PINK COUNTIES:
over 50
Pledges!
Boyle including Danville
Schools
Breathitt including Jackson
Ind.
, Dayton Ind., Fort
Thomas Ind., Newport Ind. & Silver Grove Ind.
Carroll
Casey
Clay
Christian
Crittenden
Fayette
|
More
PINK COUNTIES:
Henderson
Henry including Eminence Ind.
Greenup including
Raceland-Worthington Ind., Russell Ind.
Jessamine
Johnson including Paintsville
Ind.
Kenton including Beechwood Ind., Covington Ind.,
Erlanger Ind. & Ludlow
Lee
Lewis
Marion
Monroe
Owsley
Perry including Hazard Ind.
Spencer
Webster
Woodford
|
%20-1%20.jpg)
Speaker of the Ky House of Representatives,
Greg Stumbo, signs the Kentucky Safe
Schools Week Proclamation as STLP students from
Livingston, Owen and Franklin Counties witness this
memorable occasion. These Kentucky students will be
involved in Safe Schools Week activities during
October. The focus is online safety.. |
|
The theme for this year’s Kentucky Safe Schools Week
(October 16-22) is “Cyber-
Survivor”
and covers current internet safety topics such
as cyber-bullying and social networking.
Kentucky Center for School Safety realizes that the
cyber-world offers unique learning opportunities,
face-to-face communication and skills to assure jobs
in the Web 2.0 world, but along with cyber-world
“treasures” watch out for its
“quicksand”
such as cyber-bullying, sexting, online predators,
inappropriate use of social networking and gaming.
We encourage every school across Kentucky to
participate in Kentucky Safe Schools Week. Interactive
online pledges are available on Bullying,
Cyber-bullying, Respect and a new pledge this year
entitled “Cyber-Survivor”.
This
pledge encourages everyone to 1) Surf Smart, 2)
Share Less and 3) Think First, as they explore the
treasures of the cyber-world. This
week long observance will be used, in part, to bring
together all Kentuckians in a concerted effort to
improve online safety skills which impacts the
educational process.
Pledge,
Posters and
Prompts
are available for teachers to use in classrooms. The
writing prompts are associated with
short videos.
An array of
resources focused on online safety, with
lesson plans and activities for students, parents,
educators and the whole community.
*Booklet
of handouts to accompany online activities
|
|
CYBER-Survivor Pledge
KCSS simplified this internet safety,
digital communication, social networking
pledge to three basic guidelines.
On our Kentucky school campuses and in the virtual
world,
I pledge to:
-SURF SMART
Exploring the internet with
skill and direction.
-SHARE LESS
Keep my personal information
private.
-THINK FIRST
Interacting online
appropriately.
Take
the pledge
CYBER-Survivor Pledge
! Be a cyber-survivor!
|
 *NEW*
Cyber-Bullying Handouts
Suggestions for Educators
Suggestions for Students
Suggestions for Parents
Suggestions for Schools
Poster
Safe School Week Poster
|
 Everyone,
Get your community involved and prior to KY Safe
Schools Week promote it in your area; in the
newspaper, on the radio, on your school website,
there is no limit!
9Press
Release
9PSAs
for Radio Spots
9Proclamation |
Middle School and
High School Teachers,
Here are links to Ad Council PSAs on cyber-bullying
and social networking, (below).
Some of you may have used these PSAs before but this
year we have suggested writing prompts from
Dr. Sharon Gill's EDU 602 class at Murray State
University that can be used with your
students.
- Ad Council Clips (These clips are
located on You tube)
--writing
prompts
Talent Show
--writing
prompts
Bulletin Board --writing
prompts
Everyone Knows Your Name
--writing prompts
General -
writing prompts
|
Elementary
Teachers,
If
your students like to color, the cyber-survivor logo
poster (8.5x11
or
8.5x14) is available. If you would to have a contest
here are
award ribbons (participation
ribbons). |
Teachers of All
Grades,
Grade appropriate resources
--
Cyber-bully links including; games, lessons,
powerpoints, webquest, videos, tips, and more...
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Also, check out our new pages
and our current pages
Cyber bullying-
loaded with interactive links/ideas for your
classroom
Bullying
-full of
classroom activities and lessons for your
use
Sexting
--
scary
facts all middle/high
school students should know...
Handouts-
on many safe school
issues for students and parents
"New" Parent
page-
resources for our helpers at home
|
Administrators,
Links
to cyber-bullying resources with you in mind;
policies and AUPs,
current laws,
in the news, and more... |
|
|
|
What's New
Items of
Interest
