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Some parents dont want their kids to use tech at school. But districts are pushing back

· KRGV (NBC 5)

In Ardmore, Pennsylvania, parents are increasingly concerned about the use of technology in schools, prompting discussions at the Lower Merion School District. High school senior Aliyah Pack struggles to concentrate with constant screen access, leading her mother to request the removal of her laptop, a request denied by the school. Over 600 residents have signed a petition to allow parents to opt their children out of digital device use. The school board is considering changes to tech policies but insists that technology is essential for learning. Nationwide, states are proposing laws to limit screen time in schools, reflecting a growing pushback against educational technology.

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