TECHNOLOGYJul 23 · 17:33 UTCLOUISIANA ILLUMINATORRobbie Sequeira

States move to limit classroom screen time

Several U.S. states have passed laws in 2024 to restrict screen time for students in early grades, while others like Missouri and Oklahoma failed to enact similar measures. Legislation includes caps on digital instruction time and requirements for age-appropriate device policies, with some districts implementing incremental screen-time limits for middle and high school students.

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