PA Unplugged - Hatboro-Horsham Unplugged

A Community of PA Unplugged

Horsham, PA

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PA Unplugged is dedicated to restoring real-world connection by advocating for policies and cultural norms that prioritize people over technology.

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PA Unplugged | Hatboro-Horsham Unplugged

HHSD Book Club- The Anxious Generation

November 12, 2026

5:30 PM EST - 6:30 PM EST

TBD

HHSD district-wide book club. The Anxious Generation. Meets monthly (read 2 chapters of the book per month and discuss). To join, please email Hallowell Principal Glaize at sglaize@hatboro-horsham.org November meeting is chapters 3-4.

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Take & Share Parent Survey on Ed Tech & Screen Time in School

We just launched a statewide survey on technology and screen time in Pennsylvania schools, and we need your help spreading the word.

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Paper Tests for PA Kids

As of 2026, Pennsylvania requires every PSSA and Keystone exam to be taken on a computer. That means children as young as 8 sit in front of a screen for state tests, including typed written answers, while their schools are working to cut back on screen time. Tests shape what happens in classrooms all year, so a screen-based test means more screen time during the school day. New York made the same switch and is already reconsidering. Pennsylvania should too. Add your name to ask the state to bring back paper PSSAs for grades 3-8 and to let high school students choose paper for the Keystones.

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