Education
Silicon Valley tech parents push screens out of their kids' schools
Many well-paid tech workers in Silicon Valley are paying a premium to keep their children away from the platforms they help build. Software engineer German Gil enrolled his daughter at San Francisco's screen-free Waldorf school, where kindergarten costs $40,000 a year. Private and public schools in tech regions are limiting classroom technology, raising questions about whether low-income districts can follow.

This summary is based on reporting by The Guardian.
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