EDUCATION

SUSD looking at student screen time rules

Scottsdale Unified School District Governing Board member Amy Carney wants a district-wide policy that limits all students through the second grade to no screen time at school.

(Scottsdale Unified School District)

The Scottsdale Unified School District governing board is looking to limit how much screen time students can have for school purposes.

The board discussed the issue during its Oct. 27 meeting and tasked staff with writing a policy they can vote on sometime this school year.

Superintendent Dr. Scott Menzel said he would like to have it to the board by March or April at the latest.

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