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Houston County Board of Education warns parents of top problems with student actions

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Superintendent Brandy White says vaping and inappropriate use of social media to exchange explicit photos are two of the biggest problems they are seeing among middle and high school students.

“I think our children don’t realize the consequences, especially when it comes to social media and the sexting and sending inappropriate videos or photos,” said Vince Wade, President of the Houston County Board of Education. “They don’t understand the consequences or that this is child pornography.”

Before showing the students, Houston County BoE invited a few parents to watch the videos at their central office Wednesday morning. Of the three mothers who attended the viewing, all of them expressed positive opinions towards the video. Though some kids are expressing negative behaviors, the parents seem happy the district is going about it in a proactive manner.

 

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