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Parents of current McDonogh students may sign up for website accounts. Signing up for an account allows a parent to access the online directory, DASH, and your customized parent Personal Page.
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Alumni can create an account in order to take advantage of McDonogh Connect or Pledgemail.
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Parent Resources
Below you will find a list of resources and links to further information regarding Internet safety and your child. McDonogh does not recommend any specific practice or software but suggests that each family take it upon themselves to discuss ways in which children can be protected from inappropriate content or malefactors online.
McDonogh Resources
Privacy Settings
Parental Controls and Web Filtering
On-Device Controls
Some or all of these apps may not work with Chromebooks when logging in with your child's McDonogh account. For Chromebook parental controls, we recommend one of the items from the Whole-Home Controls section.
- Mac Parental Controls
- Windows 10 Parental Controls
- My Mobile Watchdog
- Net Nanny
- Mobile Spy
- Norton Family (click "Sign In" at the top corner of the link to start with the free version)
- Securly Home
- Qustodio
- OurPact
Whole-Home Controls
- CleanRouter
- Bark Home
- Circle on Netgear Routers
- Verizon Internet Parental Controls
- OpenDNS Family Shield
Cell Phone Parental Controls
- How to Set Parental Controls on iPad, iPod, iPhone, and Kindle
- Mobicip Parental Controls for Smartphones
- Google Family - This will work with Android phones but may not work with Chromebooks when logged in with the student's McDonogh account.
- AT&T Secure Family
- Verizon Smart Family
- T-Mobile FamilyMode
Blogs and Parenting Newsletters
- Common Sense Media (If you only have time to visit one place, this should be it! Sign up for the parent newsletter to have current issues, trends, and app information sent directly to your inbox.)
- Making Sense Parent Blog
- Media! Tech! Parenting! Blog
- Technology and Young Children
Articles
Pre-K to 12
- Be a Role Model: Find a Healthy Balance with Media and Technology
- 5 Myths and Truths About Kids' Internet Safety
- 5 Reasons You Don't Need to Worry About Kids and Social Media
- Cyberbullying Research Center
- How To Keep Your Kids from Hiding Inappropriate Photos on the Phones
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