Intentional Tech in Schools - San Mateo-Foster City School District

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Intentional Tech in Schools - San Mateo-Foster City School District

Petition for Intentional Technology Use in San Mateo-Foster City Schools

Major school districts across the country — including Los Angeles Unified School District — are beginning to reevaluate classroom screen time by exploring stronger oversight, grade-level limits, increased parent transparency, and more developmentally balanced approaches to technology use in schools. San Mateo-Foster City School District has the same opportunity to lead proactively. School boards already have the authority to establish thoughtful policies and guardrails surrounding screen use in schools. Many of the technology practices currently embedded in classrooms were expanded rapidly during pandemic-related school closures and have remained in place with limited public discussion regarding long-term balance and developmental appropriateness. We believe it is both reasonable and necessary to reevaluate these systems moving forward. If you share these concerns, we encourage you to sign and help support a more balanced and developmentally aligned approach to technology in education.

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