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Livermore, CA

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LVJUSD Parents Ready For A Change

Petition for Intentional Technology Use in Livermore Schools

The largest school districts in the country, led by the recent resolution passed by LA Unified School District, are starting to move on classroom screen time -- setting hard grade-level limits, blocking YouTube and gaming platforms on school devices, eliminating devices for the youngest students, and requiring weekly screen reports to parents. This isn't happening because administrators woke up and decided to act. It's happening because parents organized, showed up, and made it impossible to ignore. Your school board has the same authority right now. They do not need to wait for state guidance or federal standards. Dozens of districts have already acted. What they need to hear is that their own community is paying attention and expects them to lead. This petition gives them exactly that signal. The letter is based on real resolutions that have already passed -- the same structure, the same core asks, adapted so any community can put it in front of their board. It takes about three minutes to set up and a few shares to gain momentum. Your board gets a concrete ask from real families in their district. That's the whole mechanism. It works.

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