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Your School Should Be Teaching Cyber Civics.
Here’s How to Make It
Happen.

Cyber Civics is our award-winning digital and AI literacy curriculum taught in schools across the United States and internationally for over 16 years.​ ​If you’ve ever worried about:
 

• Cyberbullying
• Social media pressure
• Misinformation
• AI literacy
• Online privacy
• Screen addiction

... this curriculum is the answer. It prepares students to thrive online. Does your child's school offer it? If not, we can help.

If you are a parent who wants to teach this at home visit this page.

If you are an educator, please visit this site.

Grades 4-5

Digital On-Ramps

Values, Internet basics, online safety & intro to AI.

Grade 6

Digital Citizenship

Community, identity, relationships & responsibility.

Grade 7

Information Literacy

Find, retrieve, analyze, & use online info, including generative AI.

Grade 8

Media Literacy

Critical analysis of media and AI. Participate wisely online.

Grades 8-12

Digital Health & Wellbeing

Maintain healthy relationships, online and off.

What Cyber Civics Teaches

What is Cyber Civics?

Cyber Civics is a comprehensive, teacher-led digital literacy curriculum that gives kids the ethical framework and critical thinking skills to navigate the digital world—including AI—wisely and responsibly.

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Lessons are hands-on and discussion-based. Students don't need more time staring at devices. They need real conversations with trusted adults.

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For 4th and 5th grade: Lessons build the social-emotional foundation young students need to use technology safely, including basic online safety and responsible tech habits.

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For middle school: Curriculum covers Digital Citizenship, Information Literacy, and Media Literacy — the three pillars of a complete digital education.

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For high school: Lessons focus on the serious risks online from sextortion to dangerous chatbot interactions.

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All lessons are aligned with CCSS ELA-LITERACY Standards, ISTE Tech Standards for Students, CASEL Competencies, aiEDU and AILit standards.

Why Schools Love It

Teacher-led, face-to-face. Research consistently shows that the most effective digital literacy education happens through real conversation—not apps or gamified platforms. 

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Built for developing brains. The curriculum scaffolds topics across grade levels so that a complex digital world builds in meaning over time. Students don't just learn rules, they develop judgment.

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Easy for teachers to implement. Lesson plans, slides, videos, parent letters, and student materials are all available through a teacher platform. Teachers are supported every step of the way.

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Proven results. Cyber Civics has a 98% school renewal rate. Schools don't just try it—they keep using it, year after year.​

What Parents and Teachers Say

“As a parent, I’ve seen how Cyber Civics helps kids think more carefully about what they do online. It opens up conversations at home that we wouldn’t normally have, and that’s been incredibly valuable for our family.

Emily Radcliffe

Students using technology in a classroom

How to Bring Cyber Civics to Your School

Parents are often the reason Cyber Civics makes its way into schools.
The process is simpler than most people think.

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You don’t need to be on the school board or run the PTA. Sometimes all it takes is one parent

asking the question.

Step 1 — Download the Parent Action Kit
Our free Parent Advocacy Kit includes a ready-to-send email template, talking points for conversations with administrators, and a simple overview you can share with your school.

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Step 2 — Reach Out to Your School
Send the email, share the flyer, or ask your principal or technology coordinator if they are familiar with Cyber Civics.

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Step 3 — Connect Your School With Us
If your school is interested, our team will guide them through the curriculum and implementation.

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