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Rochester Public Schools Reintroduce Technology Following Cyber Attack

Posted on April 20, 2023 by Dissent

Cam Speck reports that everything old is new again, and students and teachers are discovering some benefits to not being so engaged with technology:

Rochester Public Schools (RPS) experienced a cyber attack that had significant consequences on their technology systems, which resulted in them being taken offline. However, in the wake of the attack, the staff, teachers, and students of John Marshall High School have managed to find benefits in learning without the use of screens in the classroom.

Read more at Busy Body Tribune.

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