Schools are increasingly asked to help families navigate phones, social media, gaming, AI, and connected devices — while also supporting students, staff, and parents with clear, practical guidance.
Butters works with schools, parent organizations, and community groups to make technology easier to understand and safer to use.
Butters can help schools plan and support screenings with practical follow-up resources, parent guidance, and hands-on help after the film.
The goal is not just to show a movie. It is to help families leave with a clearer understanding of what they can do next.
How much screen time is too much?
What should I know about social media?
How do parental controls actually work?
What should we be doing about AI?
What settings matter most?
Butters offers practical parent sessions focused on the technology families are already using.
Topics can include phones, social media, gaming, AI, privacy, smartwatches, parental controls, family accounts, bedtime routines, and healthy technology habits.
The focus is on useful guidance rather than fear or one-size-fits-all rules.
Parents may understand what they want to change but still need help finding the setting, configuring an account, or understanding how a device actually works.
Butters can provide staffed help tables or small-group support for areas such as:
Apple devices and Screen Time
Google Family Link and Android
Gaming systems and connected devices
Privacy and location settings
App approvals and account setup
Bring the device. We’ll help parents work through it.
Butters can help develop simple, easy-to-share resources for families, including one-page guides, recommended settings, conversation starters, family agreements, and follow-up materials after an event.
The goal is to give families information they can actually use at home.
Technology changes quickly, and schools are often expected to respond before there is clear consensus about what families should do.
Butters can help school communities understand emerging issues around AI, social media, privacy, online communication, and new devices.
The focus is on helping families and staff understand what matters now, what is changing, and where reasonable boundaries can help.
Staff and school leaders may also need practical guidance around student devices, AI use, parent communication, privacy, and common technology concerns.
Butters can support schools with staff education, planning conversations, practical resources, and guidance designed to fit the needs of the school community.
Some may need a single parent event. Others may want a broader program that combines screenings, workshops, hands-on device help, staff resources, and ongoing support.
Butters can help schools choose the right level of support without overcomplicating the process.
Whether you’re organizing a Screenagers screening, parent night, staff session, or broader technology-safety program, we can help you build something practical for your community.