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Common Sense Digital Citizenship Certification
Twenty eight Fulton County Schools have earned Common Sense
Digital Citizenship Certification, taking a major step in making sure students
have the skills they need to become responsible online. Fulton leads the nation
with the total number of schools becoming certified through the Common Sense
Education program. Schools receive certification after fulfilling several
requirements, including creating a digital citizenship vision, providing
professional development for teachers, delivering digital citizenship
instruction to students and engaging and educating parents. So far, 25,000 FCS
students have received digital citizenship instruction. For more information on the program, click
this link https://www.commonsensemedia.org/educators/certification-school.
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