Nation’s second-largest school district will ban screen time for its youngest students

The Washington Post·Jun 23

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The nation's second-largest school district is implementing a policy to limit screen time for its students. The district, reportedly the Los Angeles school district, will ban screen time for its youngest students, with some sources specifying that this ban applies to students before the second grade. The policy also appears to impose limits on screen time for older students, although the specifics of these limits are not clear.

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