There are three ways to be part of Pennridge Unplugged, and a place for everyone in this conversation.
Join our list, come to a monthly meeting, or attend an event.
See how ↓Join the statewide PA Unplugged network and connect with other families.
See how ↓Build community, partner locally, speak up, or share your skills.
See how ↓Our advocacy and relationship-building are focused on Pennridge schools, and we welcome anyone who lives within the district to join our meetings, mailing list, and events. We hope this can be a space to connect, learn, share ideas, and contribute to a more intentional technology culture in our community. There's a place for everyone in this conversation.
Stay connected to what's happening in Pennridge and beyond.
Tell us a little about yourself and what you're interested in. We'll add you to our mailing list for meeting updates, events, and resources, and help you connect with families at your child's school.
Sign up →Connect with other families and add your voice to the conversation.
Take the PA Unplugged parent survey and contribute to statewide data about families' experiences with technology in schools.
Take the survey →Connect with other families at your elementary school, commit to delaying smartphones and social media until after 8th grade, share resources, and find local support along the way.
Get connected →Talk with us about what you're seeing in your family, school, or community, and what you'd like to see change.
Email us →Pennridge Unplugged is part of PA Unplugged, a network of parent-led groups across Pennsylvania. Become a member on Four Norms, the platform the network uses, to join Pennridge Unplugged there.
Become a member of Pennridge Unplugged on Four Norms to get updates, RSVP to events, and help lead the work.
Become a member →Help create a community where kids have more opportunities for connection, independence, play, and life beyond screens.
There are many ways to take action, and we're always looking for people with ideas, connections, and energy to contribute. You might:
Help organize an event, conversation, or family activity; bring Pennridge Unplugged to your school, neighborhood, or community group; or help connect families with phone-free and low-tech opportunities.
Work with schools, organizations, and businesses to create spaces and practices that support intentional technology use.
Attend school board meetings and share your perspective through public comment, connect with school and district leaders, or advocate at the county and state levels for policies that support healthy technology use and children's well-being.
Share information and resources, make connections, or bring your ideas and experience to a project that interests you.
Reach out to us. Tell us what you're interested in, what questions you have, or what you'd like to help with. We'd love to talk about ways to plug you into what's already happening, or work together to create something new.
Contact UsEmail us at info@pennridgeunplugged.org