Review student’s browsing history
Thursday, April 16, 2020
Even though we block harmful sites, some games, and social media, students can get to some non-educational sites that can include games or shopping. If you want to see your child’s Internet history, you can do so by opening the Chrome browser on the device and then typing “ctrl + h”. Because students cannot delete
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YouTube Filtering
Thursday, April 16, 2020
All students access YouTube in Restricted Mode. As a result, and according to YouTube’s policies, they are unable to view videos containing potentially mature content unless approved. This includes YouTube videos in one of the categories below. How a video is categorized is dependent upon the person who uploaded the video. Drugs and alcohol Sexual
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Internet Filtering
Thursday, April 16, 2020
We understand that there’s inappropriate content on the internet that our students shouldn’t see. Virginia Beach City Public Schools (VBCPS) works tirelessly to ensure students are as safe as possible when using school-issued devices and accessing the internet. As part of the division’s commitment to safe and effective use of technology, Virginia Beach City Public
- Published in For Parents