by B. Albrecht — True, cell phones have many pros, but they still have a lot of risks and having them in school will affect kids’ learning environments.
by Elaine Baldwin — In order for TikTok to be safe, lawmakers say it needs to have meaningful age verification and certain settings to protect children’s data.
by M. Burns — From my experience with cell phones and other technology in schools, I don’t think cell phones should be banned.
The Byway — Commemorating 20 years, the 2024 Escalante Canyons Arts Festival had the same high-caliber workshops, along with some new offerings.
by D. Harker — I understand; you don’t want distracted students who don’t learn anything. There must be action, but a phone ban is not the right approach.
by AJ Martel — Journalists too often think they are the prophets and philosophers of our time, so newspapers cling to the tradition of endorsing candidates.
by B. Black — For today’s teenagers, cell phones are more than a distraction. Cell phones are tools, resources, and a way of communication.
by Tamara Ann Houston — Like anything, keeping youth safe online is a gradual process of limiting freedoms until they merit them by learning responsible behaviors.
by Abbie Call — For the fifth year, the Panguitch girls cross country team has taken state, with its star runner, junior Brooke Albrecht, taking first.
The Byway — Garfield School Board voted, unanimously, to approve the plan to petition the state to grant the district a four-day school week.
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