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Schools Are Rethinking Whether Every Student Needs a Laptop
Schools are reevaluating the necessity of providing every student with a laptop, with many districts implementing clearer guidelines on technology use. States like Iowa and Utah have introduced laws limiting screen time for young students, while districts such as Los Angeles Unified and Georgia's Marietta City Schools are restricting device usage to cases with clear instructional value.
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