National edtech collective action tracker
Parent voices are rising.
Parent-led campaign tracker · Updated live
Communities across the country are petitioning their school boards for common-sense, enforceable classroom screen time policies, following landmark resolutions passed by major districts in April 2026. Every campaign below is a local signal to an elected body.
This movement was sparked by Schools Beyond Screens, whose advocacy led to the unanimous LAUSD resolution in April 2026.
Where campaigns are active
11 communities across 11 states
Signature Growth
Cumulative signatures over time
What is this?
In April 2026, Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) passed landmark resolutions on classroom screen time. These campaigns ask local school boards to do the same. Every signature is a community signal to an elected body. Act locally, impact nationally.
Community campaigns
Reduce LAUSD's Reliance on Classroom Tech
Petition for Intentional EdTech Limits in Seattle Public Schools
Petition for Responsible AI Use in Our Schools
Petition for Reasonable EdTech limits in Our Schools
Petition for Safe and Intentional Technology Use in BUSD Schools
LVUSD Families for Intentional Technology in Schools
Parent Choice in Philly Schools: A Clear Opt Out for 1:1 Devices
Petition for Intentional Technology Use in Fort Bend ISD Schools
Petition for Intentional Technology Use in [District Name] Schools
Supporting a Balanced Approach to technology in Schools
Community Sign-On Letter: Intentional Technology Use in WSSD Schools
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Data updates as campaigns are launched and signatures collected. All campaigns are free for local groups.
