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Los Angeles schools approve strict student screen time limits. Could Portland be next?
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· July 21, 2026
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Key points Further details on the new limits are available from KATU, which reported on the decision. Los Angeles schools have implemented strict limits on student screen time.
Los Angeles schools have implemented strict limits on student screen time. This development may have implications for other cities.
Further details on the new limits are available from KATU, which reported on the decision.
For those seeking more information on the screen time limits and potential effects on other areas, such as Portland, the source provides additional context.
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