Detective Adam Edwards from the Bordentown Township Police Department, alongside Mrs. Jodie Glenn from the Bordentown Regional School District, recently led a Digital Wellness presentation for parents and caregivers—focused on what kids are actually navigating online, and how we can better support them.
From screen time to social media to AI, the conversation covered a lot—but the goal was simple: give families tools that feel practical, not overwhelming.
If you weren’t able to attend (or want to keep the conversation going at home), we’re sharing a few helpful resources:
• Fairplay’s Online Harms Prevention Action Kit (AI, gaming, screen use + more) https://fairplayforkids.org/pf/onlineharmskit/
• The American Academy of Pediatrics’ “5 C’s of Media Guidance:" A helpful, age-based approach to navigating screen time with kids: https://bit.ly/3OhhMRt
• The Mental Health Coalition’s “Time Well Spent Challenge” https://www.thementalhealthcoalition.org/time-well-spent/
Have questions or want to connect directly?
Detective Adam Edwards: aedwards@bordentown.k12.nj.us
Mrs. Jodie Glenn: JGlenn@bordentown.k12.nj.us
Because this isn’t about having all the answers—it’s about staying informed, staying involved, and keeping the conversation open.
