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To access the parental controls, you have to go to the Spectrum Guide. First you have to set a PIN to turn the parental controls restrictions ON/OFF. The PIN is also needed when you want to temporarily allow access to a restricted program. There are three PINs that each control a different feature of Spectrum Receiver.

To access Parental Control settings, press the MENU button on your remote and use the ARROW buttons to select Settings & Support. On the next screen, highlight Parental Controls and press OK, then choose Parental Control Settings. The first time you access this screen you'll be prompted to create a PIN.

Nearly all routers have some form of parental controls you can use to manage a child's internet usage, regardless if they have a wired or wireless device.

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To turn on Parental Controls: Press Settings. Select Parental Control. Press OK/Select to select Turn On/Off. Enter your Parental Control PIN. If this is your first time using Parental Controls, enter the default PIN, which is 0000, 1234, or 1111. ... Press OK/Select or Menu.

Parental control Wi-Fi routers Pause Wi-Fi on any device. Schedule Wi-Fi to turn off at a specific time (such as for dinnertime or bedtime) Restrict devices from being able to access specific websites whenever you choose (social media, Netflix, YouTube, etc.)

To setup a Timed Access / Schedule for a device or person, visit the Block restrictions page, then select Schedules. In Schedules you can view, create, edit and delete schedules. Once a schedule is created you can simply assign it to either a device or person (group of devices).

Charter schools are publicly funded, privately managed and semi-autonomous schools of choice. They do not charge tuition. They must hold to the same academic accountability measures as traditional schools. They receive public funding similarly to traditional schools.