Between September 4th and 5th, I had the honor of presenting to the incredible middle school students at all three campuses of American Academy in Colorado—Lincoln Meadows, Castle Pines, and Motsenbocker. Our presentation tackled the real-world impact of screen use, including screen time’s effect on mental health, communication challenges, conflict resolution, cyberbullying, online predators, digital advertising influence, and the long-term implications of digital reputations.
But while student education is critical, it’s only one piece of the puzzle.
When it comes to raising resilient, informed digital citizens, parents are the most important partners. That’s why we also offered a parent presentation on the evening of September 4th, designed specifically to help caregivers stay informed, connected, and empowered.
If you couldn’t attend the parent session, no worries—a recorded version is now available to watch at your convenience. Use the passcode provided by your school, and please note: the recording will be available until November 15th, 2025.
In the video, I share practical digital parenting tips to help you:
By working together—parents, schools, and students—we can create a safer, more balanced digital experience for the next generation.
👉 Watch the recording before November 15th using the access code from your school. Let’s keep the conversation going—your guidance makes all the difference!
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