Thursday, January, 15, 4:00 p.m. Internet Safety at the Merrick Public Library, will be presented by District Attorney Joseph D. Early, Jr.’s Community & School Outreach Program. M. Julie Lesure (MID) will continue our September presentation and highlight tips to use to stay safe on-line. Trends and dangers will be discussed, and cyber-bullying, along with responsible use of the computer. Parents are welcome to attend. Pizza will be served after the program. The Brookfield Library and the Brookfield Police Department are jointly sponsoring this program.
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Tuesday, January 6, 2009
Brookfield Police Department and District Attorney's Community Outreach Program
Thursday, January, 15, 4:00 p.m. Internet Safety at the Merrick Public Library, will be presented by District Attorney Joseph D. Early, Jr.’s Community & School Outreach Program. M. Julie Lesure (MID) will continue our September presentation and highlight tips to use to stay safe on-line. Trends and dangers will be discussed, and cyber-bullying, along with responsible use of the computer. Parents are welcome to attend. Pizza will be served after the program. The Brookfield Library and the Brookfield Police Department are jointly sponsoring this program.
Thursday, September 11, 2008
Internet Safety folders of information are available at the library
Call the Brookfield Police Department (867-5570 or 911) if you have any concerns regarding this information or your child's safety ...Parents: Our young people are at risk! For more information go to www. worcesterda. com
Internet Safety
These pamphlets are available on-line at www.worcesterda.com or at the library. Check out this link http://www.connectsafely.org
Safety on the Internet
Student concerns are voiced and heard and this is how they may be viewed through the eyes of a predator.
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