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Expert Tips For Parents To Help Their Children Declutter Their Digital Brand
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(NAPSA)—Today, what
people see about us on-
line is as much of who we
are as what people see in
person. The prevalence of
social media and our need
to record nearly every as-
pect of our lives place an
importance on maintaining
a positive and professional
online identity and brand.
Oftentimes, how we appear
online can impact our real
lives, including getting a
job, earning an education or
building relationships.
This is especially impor-
tant for today’s younger
generations, who will soon
apply for college or start
careers. Young professionals
and high school and college
students are comfortable
living as much of their lives
online as they do in person.
While sharing their experi-
ences online has become a
normal aspect of life, it may
have negative implications
if what they post is seen as
lewd, unprofessional or ju-
venile.
There are countless ex-
amples of how online iden-
tities can cause someone to
be fi red or expelled. Parents
can lead the way in smart
online practices by helping
their children declutter their
online presence. Dennis Bo-
nilla, executive dean of Uni-
versity of Phoenix’s College
of Information Systems &
Technology, compares digi-
tal brands to tattoos, and
warns that the content we
post online can never be
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“It is vital for parents to
review digital brands with
their children, especially as
they prepare to enter the
professional chapter of their
lives,” Bonilla said. “It may
not seem cool to children to
censor online content, but
they will appreciate their
parents’ help in the long
run.”
Bonilla shared four tips
for parents to help their chil-
dren declutter and improve
their online identity.
1. Perform an online
audit. One of the easiest
fi rst steps that parents can
take is to perform an online
audit with their children to
help them see what person-
al information about them
is available online. Young
adults may not think about
all the information that is
available or how it can im-
pact their life and career.
Inappropriate comments or
photos could be the decid-
ing factor in an interview or
scholarship application. A
quick search of their name,
school or job can provide
a good idea of what others
can fi nd about them.
2. Clean up and learn
from social media history.
Encourage your child to re-
visit old posts, photographs
and comments across social
media sites and take time to
remove anything that might
be questionable. When it
comes to career-focused
sites like LinkedIn, make
sure their information is
professional, career relevant
and up-to-date. If your chil-
dren’s content is immature
or unprofessional, teach
your children to learn from
their post history and avoid
similar future mistakes.
3. Update—and diver-
sify—passwords.
Cyber
protection is as important
as a clean identity. A hacked
account or leaked informa-
tion can make a person
appear unprofessional, de-
spite the industry. The 10
to 15 minutes it takes to
review your child’s accounts
and strengthen and diver-
sify their passwords across
sites could very well save
them the hours or days it
would take to deal with a
stolen identity—let alone
the hundreds or thousands
of dollars that could cost.
Make sure your child’s new
passwords are long, compli-
cated, and use a combina-
tion of letters, numbers and
symbols.
4. Serve as an example.
As established profession-
als, most parents under-
stand the proper content
to post to social media sites.
Use your accounts and on-
line identity as an example
for your children. By post-
ing professional content,
limiting the amount of in-
formation available online
and positioning yourself as
a hirable candidate, you set
a good example for your
children to follow to ensure
they improve and maintain
a good online identity.
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NOTICE OF DISTRICT MEASURE ELECTION
Notice is hereby given on August 31, 2017 that a
measure election will be held in the Siuslaw School District
No. 97J located in Lane County, Oregon, on November 7, 2017.
The following shall be the ballot title of the measure to be
submitted to the district’s voters:
Caption: Renewal of five-year local option levy for school
operations
Question: Shall the District renew its $0.75 per $1,000 of
assessed value to support operations for five years beginning
2019-2020? This measure renews current local option taxes.
Summary: In May 2013, voters approved a local option
levy at $0.75 per $1,000 of assessed value to support the Sius-
law School District 97J. It expires June, 2019. This measure
would renew the levy expiring June 2014 for five years at the
same rate approved by voters in 2009.
The Siuslaw School District 97J will use the revenue to
maintain stability of our current programs through 2023-
2024; provide learning resources for students such as tech-
nology and online learning opportunities; and continue
providing PE, vocational classes, fine arts and music pro-
grams. The current levy has provided approximately 7.5% of
the School District's annual operations since 2009.
This measure authorizes the District to levy property tax
at a rate of $0.75 per thousand dollars of assessed value each
year commencing July 1, 2019 for five consecutive years. The
estimated revenue from the levy would be $1,035,176 for fis-
cal year 2019-2020, $1,055,879 in fiscal year 2020-2021,
$1,076,997 in fiscal year 2021-2022, $1,098,538 in fiscal year
2022-2023, and $1,120,509 in fiscal year 2023-2024, for a total
of $5,387,099.
The owner of a home assessed at $200,000 would pay
$12.50 per month or $150.00 per year.
The estimated tax cost for this measure is an ESTIMATE
ONLY based on the best information available from the
county assessor at the time of estimate and may reflect the
impact of early payment discounts, compression and the col-
lection rate.
Publiction Date: September 6, 2017
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NOTICE OF RECEIPT OF BALLOT TITLE
Notice is hereby given that a ballot title for a measure has
been filed with the Lane County Clerk on August 31, 2017 for
inclusion in the November 7, 2017 Special Election.
The ballot title caption is: Renewal of five-year local op-
tion levy for school operations
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in the Lane County Circuit Court no later than 5:00 p.m., Sep-
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CLAIMS not previously adjudicated or barred against the
Estate of BARBARA K. SAVAGE, of Florence, Oregon, Lane
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Glendale, AZ 85304, within four (4) months from September
6, 2017, the date of first publication, or such claims may be
barred. Any person whose rights may be affected by the pro-
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Personal Representative.
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