Nick Melvoin
Coverage of Nick Melvoin in the Nexus archive.
- Why school districts are limiting screen time for students
The Los Angeles Unified School District, the nation’s second-largest, has imposed strict screen time limits for its 400,000 students. The policy reflects a growing backlash against technology in classrooms nationwide. William Brangham discussed the rules with Nick Melvoin, a member of the Los Angeles School Board.
- LAUSD's new screentime rules: No device time for youngest students, more limits for older grades
LAUSD approved new screen time policies starting in August 2026, banning device use for preschool through 1st grade and imposing weekly/daily limits for older grades. Exceptions apply for computer-dependent subjects and students with disabilities, with costs including $4.25 million for laptop carts and $1 million annually for software.
- LAUSD school board incumbents ahead in early returns in races devoid of pro-charter money
Los Angeles school board incumbents Rocio Rivas, Kelly Gonez and Nick Melvoin hold strong leads in early returns. The races show limited organized opposition and absence of pro-charter money influence.
- LAUSD school board incumbents ahead in early returns in races devoid of pro-charter money
Los Angeles school board incumbents Rocio Rivas, Kelly Gonez and Nick Melvoin hold strong leads in early returns, facing limited organized opposition and lacking pro-charter money in the races.
- Your guide to the L.A. Unified Board of Education District 4 race: Nick Melvoin vs. Ankur Patel
The L.A. Unified Board of Education District 4 race features incumbent Nick Melvoin facing challenger Ankur Patel. Voters will decide who will represent the district in the upcoming election.
- Nation’s second largest school district moves to limit kids’ screen time
The Los Angeles Unified School District voted 6-0 to limit student screen time, mandating grade-specific policies, banning devices for first-grade students, and reviewing technology contracts. The resolution, led by Board Member Nick Melvoin, aims to balance educational technology use with human interaction and cognitive development.