Social media use raises concerns in Indiana schools

Oct. 24, 2011
Administrators want to head off problems that begin online but end up in schools

From The Indianapolis Star: Students' migration to social media is raising concerns for Indiana school districts, many of whichare taking steps to head off problems that start online but can spill over into the classroom. Schools also are working to make sure teachers aren't using social media in ways that could be considered inappropriate.

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