When schools installed wi-fi, they gave students of all ages open access to the internet.  Internet can be accessed in class during instructional time, supervised by a teacher.  However, internet can also be accessed at any time during school hours, in any location, unsupervised (in bathrooms, halls, classrooms, on the playground, etc.).    Students can now see anything they want to.  Some parents may be okay with this.  But others aren't.  Some parents do not allow their child to have such open access to this technology.  How would you feel if your child was sitting next to someone at school who was watching porn?  Don't kid yourself.  This happens on a regular basis, thanks to full access wi-fi in our public schools. 
Check out this video 'Sext Up Kids', a CBC show.  Note:  Not suitable for young viewers.
http://www.cbc.ca/video/#/Shows/1221254309/ID=2201416792
What are your thoughts on this topic?  We'd love to hear from you.

Kawartha Safe Technology Initiative has just released their first newsletter. As well as information on identifying potential EHS symptoms in yourself or a loved one and tips on how to reduce electromagnetic frequency radiation exposure, KSTI reveals concerning data comparing classroom radiation levels to those measured within 100m of a large cell tower. Please click here to download this document.