Be Cell Phone Smart:
"ICE" Helps in Emergencies


Put the letters "ICE" in front of the names on your cell phone
that would be a contact In Case of an Emergency.

Emergency workers often look at cell phones and wonder who
to call if someone was in an accident. Even if a victim is carrying
identification (such as a driver's license), those items don't
necessarily provide information about where and how relatives
and other interested parties can be reached.
 
Educational Sites
Internet Safety Sites
 
About myspace.com
  • Parents can contact MySpace with questions and concerns by clicking on "ContactMySpace", located at the bottom of every page on myspace.com and follow the directions. Click on Parent Safety Tips at the bottom of every page. MySpace also provides parents with instructions detailing how to remove their teen's profile from MySpace.com and links to free software that enables parents to monitor or block their teen's use of the Internet, including blocking MySpace.com.
  • MySpace is limited to students 14 years of age or older. MySpace suggets that "If there is an emergency situation involving cyber bullying in which you feel the safety of a student is in danger, please contact your local law enforcement agency immediately."

 


Back to top