In this episode, we’re discussing a topic that impacts families everywhere: screen time and its effects on children. Listen as Dr. Kristen White, Haine Elementary School Principal shares about the upcoming event “Screenagers: Elementary School Age Edition,” a film featuring the latest research, expert insights and practical advice for parents and guardians of elementary-aged students.

Don’t miss the free community screening of “Screenagers: Elementary School Age Edition” at 6 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 19 in the Haine Elementary School Cafeteria. This event is open to parents/guardians, staff and members of the public. Seating is limited to 400 attendees, and RSVP is encouraged. Please note: this screening is intended for adults only; students and children should not attend.

IN THIS EPISODE, WE WILL REVIEW

• What is “Screenagers: Elementary School Age Edition” 
• Why it's important to focus specifically on elementary-aged children when talking about screen use and digital habits 
• When and where the filming event will take place
• Why parents/guardians should attend this free event 
• How to register
• See below for more information:
  • "Screenagers: Elementary School Age Edition"
  • RSVP

SPECIAL GUEST
Dr. Kristen White, Haine Elementary School Principal

With 32 years of experience in education, Dr. White emphasizes a whole-child approach to learning and is committed to cultivating an inclusive environment in which all children can succeed.