A technology policy is being considered, with candidates weighing in on the issue. Eight individuals are competing for positions, with their views on the matter being sought. The policy in question involves restrictions on certain technologies.
Further information on the candidates and their stances can be found through Mission Local. The policy being referenced is similar to one implemented by LAUSD.
Details on the candidates' positions and the policy are available, providing insight into their views on technology use.
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