New Guidance on Student Screen Time Passes Missouri House After Loosening Restrictions

New guidance on student screen time passes Missouri House after loosening restrictions

Originally, the bill set out to place a 45-minute cap on students’ screen time in schools and mandate cursive instruction.

Missouri Signals National Shift in Education: Lawmakers Move to Reduce Classroom Screen Time, Restore Books, and Reinstate Cursive Instruction

(This article is a press release from the Missouri House of Representatives Communication.) Jefferson City, MO. – Missouri is emerging as a national leader in a growing movement to restore how children learn. Following a high-impact hearing before the Joint Committee on Education (JCED), chaired by Representative Ed Lewis and Co-Chaired by Senator Jill Carter, lawmakers in the House are advancing House Bill 2230 — the “Student Screen-Time Standa…

Missouri House bill would reduce screen time in schools, restore books, reinstate cursive

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