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Quick Look: The Truth About Schools and Internet Filters

Tina Barseghian
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Today is Banned Website Awareness Day, and in observation, here's an informative link about the facts behind what schools are responsible for.

Determinations about the availability of Internet resources should be made by a formal group of educators, technicians, and community members at two levels. The first level is the broad filter level – selection of the filtering product itself and the categories settings of that filter. The second level is the individual Internet site level

— www.aasl.ala.org

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