Looking at technology in the Blind Brook schools

District discusses what devices don’t belong in school buildings
October 17, 2024 at 12:57 a.m.
After reviewing their technology practices, the Blind Brook School District has elected to maintain its stance on smartphones but moves to remove the use of personal devices in classrooms.
After reviewing their technology practices, the Blind Brook School District has elected to maintain its stance on smartphones but moves to remove the use of personal devices in classrooms. (Courtesy photo of Unsplash Photo)
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Blind Brook Superintendent of Schools Dr. Colin Byrne is keenly aware of the hot button …

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