Anderson High School and APD hold internet safety seminar for parents

3 articles · Updated · The Herald Bulletin · May 8

At the Anderson event, a law enforcement official warned parents that dangers to children can be carried in their own pockets every day.
The seminar explained how predators use digital platforms to target children and offered parents ideas to better protect them online.
The programme highlighted growing concern over online risks facing children and the role schools and police can play in prevention.

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