I have kids in elementary through high school.
I want/yearn to be unplugged, but over the last 5-10 years, the schools have made it absolutely impossible to do that.
I don't want my kids to have cell phones, tablets, laptops, but our "good" school district basically demands it.
A few years ago, Our school district made my eldest start using a google chromebook in 7th grade. (All the districts in my vast metro area either use Chromebooks or IPADs_
Last year, my 2nd kid started using it in 4th grade.
Now they are starting in 2nd grade with it.
They've done away with almost all textbooks, and my high school kid is forced to do all her reading, homework, studying, everything on her Chromebook.
In Freshman orientation, the teachers made all the kids take pictures of the powerpoint presentations with their cell phones.
My 5th grader does more than half her assignments on Google docs and chromebook.
My 3rd grader had type an essay on a computerized standardized test (I taught her to type "I can't type")
The middle schoolers and high schoolers get daily notifications of practices and games for their sports and clubs via Instagram. So, if you want to be in any school activity, you need a cell phone.
I tried to fight the system as long as I could, but it's a completely different education world in the last 6 years.
I think the education system is doing much harm by introducing tech so very early, but we have to go along unless I want my kids to fail school.