Here are some of the links that may be helpful to you.

• Hot Lunch Menu
• Spokane Public Schools
• Field Trip Permission Form

• Internet Safety Organizations and Resources. Netsmartz at www.netsmartz.org, designed for childrens ages 5-8 featuring interactive characters Clicky, Nettie and Webster. Includes NSTeens, designed for teens and "tweens" (children ages 8 to 13) by Internet safety experts which features comic book style characters who model safer online practices. It addresses issues such as social networking, sexting, and cyberbullying. For parents and guardians, www.netsmartz411.org provides expert answers to questions about Internet safety, computers and the Web.
• www.iKeepSafe.org uses an animate mascot named Faux Paw the Techno Cat to teach children the importance of protecting personal information and avoiding inappropriate places on the Internet.
• www.webwisekids.org is dedicated to empowering youth to make wise choices online and provide easy to use, school approved Internet safety education for youth ages 11 to 17. Today's e-generation is taught valuable lessons in their own medium using computer games with high tech simulations based on real life criminal cases.
• www.WiredSafety.org is an Internet safety and help group, providing education, assistance and awareness on cybercrime and abuse, privacy, security and responsible technology use.
• www.GetNetWise.org is a public service sponsored site by the Internet industry corporations and public interest organizations to help ensure that Internet users have safe, constructive and educational or entertaining online experiences.
• www.INOBTR.org (I Know Better) works with experts in law enforcement, child services, education and more to help define the risks children face online. It also provides guidance on how to handle these situations.
• www.esd101.net/1696101128152444990/site/default.asp the CyberSafety site for North East Washington ESD 101 which provides information about Internet Safety presentations in our area and for educators provides resources, power point presentations and train-the-trainer sessions to use to teach Internet Safety to students.
• www.atg.wa.gov/page.aspx?id=18884 the Washington State Attorney General's suggestions for Internet Safety
• The Washington State Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction's School Safety Center, at www.k12.wa.us/Safety Center/ provides guidance, technical assistance and resources relative to keeping students and staff safe in our schools.