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Children’s Internet Protection Act of 2000 (updated 2012) Public Presentation PTSA, November 4 th, 2013.

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1 Children’s Internet Protection Act of 2000 (updated 2012) Public Presentation PTSA, November 4 th, 2013

2 CIPA Federal law, passed in 2000 Ensures safety of children accessing the Internet in schools & libraries To receive federal funds, schools must be CIPA compliant Annually, we receive funds from BOCES called eRate for technology communication services PTSA Presentation - Nov. 4, 2013 2

3 CIPA Requirements Web filter on all machines connected to Internet Block visual depictions that are pornographic, obscene, or harmful Board approved policy ▫Educate users ▫Internet safety ▫Monitoring PTSA Presentation - Nov. 4, 2013 3

4 Newfane CSD Policy Instructional Technology – 8270 ▫Staff development for technology ▫Technology integration across curriculum ▫Equitable access ▫Budgeted funds for technology PTSA Presentation - Nov. 4, 2013 4

5 Newfane CSD Policy Internet Safety – 8271 ▫Comply with CIPA ▫Educate students ▫Restrict access to unsafe sites ▫Monitor online activity ▫Ensure safety of students ▫Recognize best safety is proper supervision PTSA Presentation - Nov. 4, 2013 5

6 Summary Newfane CSD benefits from federal e-Rate funding and is CIPA compliant NCSD adopted policies to support Internet safety and content filtering Most of all, the safety of all children is the priority Any questions or concerns, please contact me at 778-6352 PTSA Presentation - Nov. 4, 2013 6

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