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The Common Sense Media Recognition Program

Common Sense Media's Recognition Program offers a helpful roadmap for getting started with our free education resources. Whether you're an individual teacher, a school, or a school district, the pathways below can help you bring our Digital Literacy and Well-Being curriculum to your students. Plus, by completing the program you'll earn a badge to showcase your commitment to helping students thrive – online and off.

Educator Recognition

Announcing a new way to earn your Recognized Educator badge! 

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Beginning this school year individual educators can earn a Recognition badge directly through our website – no application required! 

To get started, simply log in (or create a free account) and visit your user profile.

School Recognition

Bring our free curriculum and resources to your school, and share your commitment to students' digital literacy and well-being. Participate in professional development, complete student instruction, and share resources with families to receive:

  • A digital badge for your school's website
  • A printable banner to display at your school
  • A letter for your district superintendent outlining achievements
  • A sample press release to share with local news outlets
Applications are open for the 2026-2027 school year.      Apply today! 
 

District Recognition

Bring Digital Literacy and Well-Being to your entire school district. When 75% or more of the schools in your district have earned a School Recognition badge, you can apply to receive:

  • A digital badge for your district website
  • A printable banner to display in your district
  • A sample press release to share with local news outlets
Applications are open for the 2026-2027 school year.      Apply today!
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