CyberSafety

A collaboration of Montgomery County Public Schools, the Montgomery County State’s Attorney’s Office, and the Montgomery County Police Department.

High school students at a computer

The Internet is a fabulous resource for education, entertainment, and more. But the Internet is not regulated or controlled by any one entity. So parents and schools have a responsibility to educate children about its safe and appropriate use.

It is imperative that parents and students report unsafe incidents to law enforcement so that offenders can be apprehended and prosecuted. 

CyberSafety Hotline: 301-279-3669
CyberSafety@mcpsmd.org


Hotline information

Need a speaker for your school or group?
Contact the Department of Family and Community Partnerships.
Email Denise Stultz or call 301-279-3100.


General Information

Brochure

Sexting 
Sending sexually explicit photos or text between cell phones
Teens are increasingly engaged in this activity.

Resource Sheet
Contact info for groups and organizations 

CyberSafety Presentation
CyberSafety - a Lesson in Cyberworld Culture, Customs, Language and Safety

Web Sites

Background

 

Videos

The superintendent, police chief and state’s attorney talk about Internet safety (00:04:30 real)

For middle school

For middle and high school

Other Resources

For general information, not classroom use:

  • Report inappropriate online sex-related activities involving children
    Cyber Tipline Logo
  • Ask an expert about Internet safety
  • Search a database of Internet safety questions and answers
  • Learn more at other Internet safety sites

Contact us

Lesley Robinson, Instructional Technology and Partnerships
240-632-6947

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