Give your families a plan for phones and AI.

Netquette workshops get parents, students, and staff speaking the same language about technology.

For principals, heads of school, and parent associations.

In person or virtual. Georgia and beyond.

A mother and daughter looking at a phone together
Students gathered around a laptop
A teacher standing in front of her class
Students, every week"Can I use AI for my homework?"
Every school, every semester"What's our phone policy again?"

One message. Three audiences.

Each session is tailored to your grade levels and the issues your school is facing.

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Student Program

Your digital reputation starts now.

  • Posting, sharing, and digital kindness
  • AI content and misinformation
  • Privacy and account safety
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Faculty Session

Teaching responsible AI use.

  • Shared language for AI expectations
  • Emerging online risks
  • Talking with parents

How healthy is your school's digital culture?

A free 5-minute self-audit for school leaders. Ten questions, one honest score, and a clear place to start.

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      A mom and daughter looking at a phone together
      Three girls looking at a smartphone
      Every family, every night"Can I have my phone in my room?"

      Less panic. More clarity.

      Parents don't need more fear. They need language, boundaries, and a plan they can use at home.

      01Shared language

      Tech talks at home stop turning into battles.

      02Clear boundaries

      Expectations for devices, AI, and social media.

      03Better judgment

      Students pause before they click, post, or generate.

      04A response plan

      Parents know what to do when something goes wrong.

      Tameka Anderson
      Parenting the Confident Child by Tameka Anderson

      Meet Tameka Anderson

      Behavioral educator, bestselling author of Parenting the Confident Child, and creator of the THRIVE™ framework and F.U.N.® (Finding Unmet Needs).

      "Kids aren't reckless online because they don't know better. They're adapting to a digital world that was never built to keep them safe."

      Behavioral educator Bestselling author Keynote speaker Georgia State · Rutgers · Piedmont · Emory
      More about Tameka

      Bring Netquette to your school.

      Public districts, independent, faith-based, and college-prep schools, parent associations, and youth groups. In person or virtual, across Georgia and beyond.

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      01Tell us who will attend and what your community is facing.
      02We reply within 1-2 business days to schedule a call.
      03Netquette designs the session around your school or group.

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