Santa Maria-Bonita School District Looking for Parent Input on Technology Use

July 18, 2026 - 04:47

The Santa Maria-Bonita School District is turning to parents and guardians for their thoughts on how students use technology. The district has launched an online survey designed to gather input on everything from screen time to digital learning tools. Officials say the feedback will help shape future decisions about technology in the classroom and at home.

The survey covers a range of topics, including how often students use devices for schoolwork, what kind of apps or programs they find helpful, and how parents feel about the balance between online and offline activities. District leaders want to understand both the benefits and the challenges families face when it comes to technology. They are especially interested in hearing about any concerns related to student focus, online safety, or access to reliable internet.

The survey is open to all parents and guardians with children enrolled in the district. It takes about 10 to 15 minutes to complete and is available in both English and Spanish. Responses are anonymous, and the district says the data will be used to create a more effective and responsible technology plan.

This effort comes as schools across the country continue to adjust to the growing role of digital devices in education. The Santa Maria-Bonita district hopes that by listening to families, they can strike a better balance between innovation and student well-being. The survey will remain open for the next two weeks.