Schools Beyond Screens - Schools Beyond Screens- Park Hill Kansas City

A Community of Schools Beyond Screens
Kansas City, MO

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Schools Beyond Screens- Park Hill Kansas City

Petition for Intentional Technology Use in Park Hill Schools

Park Hill's Instructional Technology Task Force is deciding how screens will be used in our children's classrooms. It begins developing recommendations on November 10th, refines them on December 8th, and presents final recommendations to the Board of Education in January 2027. The district has said community input is essential to this process and that evidence-based research will guide every decision. Families have already given survey feedback. This petition goes further. It asks the district to commit to specific, research-backed policies, with real limits and real transparency, so the new guidelines change how digital products are used in our classrooms. Sign by December 8th so the Task Force hears from Park Hill families before it writes its final recommendations.

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