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To curb classroom distractions, added pressure or anxiety from social media, students' access to smartphones could be severely limited during the school day under legislation being drafted in the Pennsylvania legislature.
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Books serve to show us different lives, take us on adventures, break our hearts and make us think — but only if we have access to them.
State Sen. Ryan Aument has pushed a bill through the state Senate that would essentially ban students from reading certain books in school. It would require parents to sign an
In state Sen. Ryan Aument’s column in the March 22 LNP | LancasterOnline, he states that “we shouldn’t throw more and more money” at a “failing” education system (“Pennsylvania shouldn’t
State Sen. Ryan Aument proposes yet another study commission (column headlined “Pennsylvania shouldn’t fund a broken education system,” in the March 22 LNP | LancasterOnline).