A new policy is being implemented in Richardson ISD to reduce screen time in classrooms. The goal is to focus on traditional learning methods using pencils and paper. This policy will apply across different grade levels and will also extend a ban on YouTube to secondary campuses.
Further details about the policy and its implementation can be found through Richardson ISD or news sources such as FOX 4 News Dallas-Fort Worth.
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