• Screens in K-12 school

    This year, screen time in schools, especially among early grades, has generated much conversation. A recently published New York Times article (“iPads in Kindergarten, YouTube on Breaks: The School Screen-Time Battle”) highlights the issue, and several states have seen proposed legislation to ban screen time for pre-K and kindergarten students. The writers of Style Weekly "On Parenting" column are asking Richmond parents for their opinion on the topic. Thank you for responding to this brief survey to share your view and what you are seeing in your schools. If you have more than one public school-age scholar, you may fill it out for each child.
  • Based on what you understand, screen use is central to your child’s school day.
  • Compared to what you believe is appropriate for your child’s age, school screen use is:
  • How informed do you feel about how much screen time your child has at school?
  • My child’s school clearly explains how and why devices are used.
  • Devices are essential for my child’s academic success.
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  • Schools should:
  • I would support (select all that apply):
  • Should be Empty: