Meta's $214 Million Minnesota Settlement, St. Paul's Phone-Free Schools, and Indigenous Peoples' Day at the Fair
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Episode Description
A massive Meta settlement is sending $214 million to Minnesota. What does that mean for how kids actually experience social media? St. Paul Central Principal Cherise Ayers joins to talk about the school's strict phone-away policy, AI in the classroom, and why consistency is the answer to chaos. Then Patina Park, Chief Operating Officer of NATIFS, previews Indigenous Peoples' Day at the Minnesota State Fair, and host Sean McPherson and contributor Tane Danger give you a couple of Twin Cities wins (and one loss!).
Learn more about the topics discussed in today's episode:
Indigenous Peoples Day at the MN State Fair (NATIFS)
Minneapolis looks at making it easier for felons to own large dogs (Star Tribune)
Judge Sides With Texas Over Minnesota on Extradition of ICE Agent (New York Times)
Meta settlement: New Facebook, Instagram limits for Minnesota teens (FOX 9)
St. Paul Public Schools Policy
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