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The Virginian-Pilot
pilotonline.com > 06/24/2026 > virginia-beach-tech-policy-review

Virginia Beach School Board reverses course on new policy limiting laptops for students, extends ban to first graders

2+ mon, 2+ week ago   (802+ words) VIRGINIA BEACH — The School Board on Tuesday narrowly adopted a series of motions walking back a new policy that restricts the classroom laptop usage of the district’s youngest students before expanding the ban’s scope to entirely include first-graders. In a…...

The Virginian-Pilot
pilotonline.com > 06/22/2026 > virginia-beach-schools-technology-compromise

Virginia Beach School Board limits laptop usage for youngest students

2+ mon, 2+ week ago   (426+ words) VIRGINIA BEACH — A new policy reducing technology’s reach in the classrooms of Virginia Beach’s youngest learners marks a turning point for the methods of instruction to students in an increasingly electronic reality. The policy additionally calls for an annual review…...

Daily Press
dailypress.com > 05/27/2026 > ed-tech-policy-review

When should children use technology in school? Officials in Virginia Beach have an idea.

3+ mon, 2+ week ago   (669+ words) VIRGINIA BEACH – The school board is considering a sharp limit to how much its youngest students use computers in the classroom. The board debated a proposed policy amendment at length Tuesday night. It would bar pre-K through first grade students…...