Technology is one of the most powerful forces shaping our children’s lives. Techlaration helps parents and schools see where their community actually stands on phones, social media, AI, and more — so you can make better decisions together. Free to use, nothing to sell, responses are never sold or shared.
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What is Techlaration?
We want our kids to grow into independent adults who can use technology without being run by it. That doesn't happen by giving them access to everything all at once — or by banning it forever. It happens step by step: introducing things when kids are ready, supporting them while they learn, and handing over the reins as they grow.
But for many kids, peer pressure and platforms end up setting the timeline — not parents, and not kids' actual readiness. Techlaration helps families and schools see what's really happening in their community, so we can make thoughtful choices informed by each other.
This isn't a pledge to restrict anything. It's a shared statement of where we want to be. We're all free to make our own choices, but we share six commitments about how we do this together.
Why this exists
Techlaration helps school communities see themselves clearly. An anonymous survey makes our private technology choices visible, so families can find common ground, coordinate where their choices affect each other, and give school leaders an honest picture of where the community stands. See how change happens →
How it works
Join families at your school who share these commitments.
Take the anonymous survey — about 10 minutes.
As more families join and take the survey, a clear picture of your community emerges — visible across grades, divisions, and schools. Share it, and use it to start the conversation at your school.
The family survey
The family survey measures your household’s real experience — anonymously — and pools it into your school’s community picture, so a community can see itself more clearly.