The Ramsey School District has been recognized as a Common Sense District by the national nonprofit, Common Sense, for its efforts in promoting digital citizenship and literacy.
Why it matters: This recognition highlights Ramsey's commitment to equipping students with the skills necessary to navigate and thrive in the digital world.
Students are taught to safely use digital media, manage online relationships, and protect their privacy.
The district's use of Common Sense Education's curriculum underscores its dedication to comprehensive digital education.
What they're saying: "Ramsey School District deserves high praise for giving its students the foundational skills they need to compete and succeed," said Merve Lapus of Common Sense Education.
Go deeper: Ramsey's approach includes collaboration with Harvard's Project Zero and the use of innovative resources to teach digital skills.
The curriculum is implemented across K–12 classrooms nationwide, reaching over half a million educators.
The bottom line: By fostering a culture of responsible digital citizenship, Ramsey is ensuring its students are prepared for the challenges and opportunities of the 21st-century workplace.