Scenario: Power of Policies
imagine you are serving on your local school board. During this month’s meeting, you and your fellow board members are voting on a proposed policy that would require students to pay a technology fee. You are concerned about the implications of this fee for students whose families cannot afford additional costs and how this might affect the access of these students to technology in their classrooms, especially considering that the district has recently imposed additional fees for lunches and extracurricular activities
