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Knox County Schools discusses new technology policy for elementary students amid concerns about device use and online safety.

As part of the WJCC Schools’ study, the division used software to track student screen time usage during the month of March.

Knox County parents, driven by concerns over excessive classroom screen time and online distractions, are advocating for ...

The Loudoun County School Board’s Curriculum and Instruction Committee last week was given a briefing by school officials ...

No longer will every student in the Fresno Unified School District have a laptop for use at home. For almost six years, the school district provided every student with a device, part of a nationwide ...

The Virginia Beach School Board voted to limit Chromebook use for the youngest students after weeks of debate over the role ...

School districts across the Houston region quickly implemented technology in classrooms after the COVID-19 pandemic — but the rapid adoption has left questions about how often students are using ...

Hamilton County Schools is considering a major change to how students use school-issued technology.Under a proposed policy ...

Roughly one in five student interactions with generative artificial intelligence on school technology involved cheating, self-harm, bullying, and other problematic behaviors, according to data ...