This is the funniest thing that has happened to me out on the road, sharing our Above The Fray message.
read more →While we’re still looking at some of the numbers, we wanted to share with you a preliminary look at the results of our 2018 educator survey. There will be a lot more to come in the weeks ahead, but we wanted to start today with…
read more →Here’s how we’re getting parents educated and engaged in their children’s digital lives, how we’re keeping kids safe online, and how we’re helping schools and school districts across the country. Click here to contact us for more: http://bit.ly/2DBQ9wn
read more →Today, we’re proud to launch the new Above The Fray Parent Portal! Watch the video below, then click the link for details on how to sign your school up! Click here to sign your school up for the new Above The Fray Parent Portal.
read more →This is why we do what we do!
read more →All thoughts may still be on Halloween, but Winter Break will be here before we blink – and we know what that means. Smartphones, tablets, computers, gaming consoles, and other electronic devices top the wish list for young people again this year. The sad reality…
read more →With the rise of digital technology and social media, districts simply have not kept up. We see the devastating effects of this daily across the country. From inappropriate teacher-student messaging, to sexting, and worse, it’s vital districts pro-actively address these issues. Our program contains a…
read more →We’re excited to share the newest way we’re making a difference… our Above The Fray youth presentation. This is something we’ve been working on a for a very long time, and we’re thrilled to finally share it with you all! If this is something you’re…
read more →We’re thrilled to share this new training program we’re developing called Blurred Lines: Teaching In The Social Media Age. Please watch the short video below to learn more. And make sure you sign up to receive additional information once this piece is available.
read more →We asked more than 7,000 principals and superintendents across New York about students’ digital technology use on campus this school year. Here’s what they told us!
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