World Journalism Preparatory School (WJPS) uses social media to connect and interact with the community about school events and educational issues. At this time, we share content on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Pinterest. Each of these social networking platforms has their own privacy policy. Follow these links to learn more about a specific privacy policy Facebook Opens in a new browser tab , Twitter Opens in a new browser tab , Instagram Opens in a new browser tab and Pinterest. Opens in a new browser tab WJPS reserves the right to modify this policy at any time.
We encourage public interaction and communication about the content we post on our social media accounts; your ideas and concerns are important to ensure that a broad range of community members are active and informed participants. However, this does not imply that WJPS agrees with or accepts the content, opinions, or views expressed within any public comment. The person who posts a comment is responsible for the content of the comment.
While we do not discriminate against views or opinions posted to our social media accounts, we reserve the right to remove or not approve any comment. A comment will not be edited or changed; the entire comment will simply be deleted. Some of the reasons we may remove or not approve a comment are listed below:
- Abusive, vulgar, obscene, racist, threatening, or harassing comments.
- Libel, slander, or personal attacks of any kind, including the use of offensive terms that target specific individuals or groups.
- Spam, including content that promotes products or services or contains gratuitous links
- Makes unsupported accusations.
- Comments that suggest or encourage illegal, dangerous, or destructive activity.
- Duplicate posts.
- Clearly off topic.
- Political campaigning or lobbying.
- Comments that are support questions for a particular child/family (for that, please contact our Parent Coordinator at hreed2@schools.nyc.gov Opens in a new browser tab ).
WJPS does not support or promote comments from children under the age of 13 due to the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA). If you are 12 years old or younger, you may e-mail us rather than posting a comment.
To protect your own privacy and the privacy of others, please do not include personally identifiable information, such as name, Social Security number, addresses, phone numbers or email addresses in the body of your comment. If you do voluntarily include your name in a comment, which we generally do not recommend, that comment may or may not be removed. In no circumstances will comments be allowed to remain that contain Social Security numbers, addresses, email address, phone numbers or similar personally identifiable information.
Moderating and responding to comments should only be expected to occur during normal business hours.
