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Atlanta Public Schools considers capping classroom screen time
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1:30Now PlayingAtlanta Public Schools is considering capping how long students can use district-issued devices during the school day.
If approved, screen time would be limited to 60 minutes for K-2 students, 90 minutes for grades 3-5, 120 minutes for grades 6-8 and 150 minutes for high schoolers. APS board member Alfred "Shivy" Brooks says the goal is to get back to face-to-face interaction in the classroom.
The proposal is not final, with a vote expected before the new school year begins.
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