Digital Footprint & Identity
Students learn how their online actions create a lasting digital footprint and how to shape a positive, responsible digital identity.
Building Smart, Safe Digital Citizens
Rescue Union School District's Digital Literacy Curriculum is designed to ensure that our students develop safe, responsible, and thoughtful online habits. Throughout the school year, schools will organize independent or classroom presentations followed by discussion or writing assignments regarding appropriate online behavior. Site leadership will determine the appropriate content and process to best serve the needs of each school site.
Core Curriculum Topics
Six key areas aligned to Common Sense Education's Digital Literacy & Well-Being framework — TK through 8th grade.
Privacy & Safety
Understanding personal information, privacy settings, and how to stay safe while browsing, communicating, and sharing online.
Relationships & Communication
Developing healthy online relationships, respectful digital communication, and understanding the real-world impact of words online.
Cyberbullying & Online Harms
Recognizing, preventing, and responding to cyberbullying, and understanding the real-world consequences of harmful online behavior.
Information & Media Literacy
Critical thinking skills for evaluating online sources, spotting misinformation, and becoming a thoughtful consumer of digital media.
Healthy Habits
Building balanced, intentional technology use — managing screen time, recognizing digital stress, and maintaining overall well-being.
Lessons by Grade
Each grade level focuses on age-appropriate topics aligned to Common Sense Education's K-8 Digital Literacy & Well-Being framework.
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Elementary — TK through 5th Grade
Middle School — 6th through 8th Grade
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