This rulemaking goes far beyond reviewing the impact of screen time on students and undermines educational equality, harms our economic competitiveness, and threatens to reverse three decades of settled law.
Ed Markey: “This rulemaking goes far beyond reviewing the impact of screen time on students and undermines educational equality…”
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