Many of us have children that are heading back to the classroom. During the shutdowns, many school districts have “upgraded” their technology systems and have purchased laptops or iPads for every student. When our children do go back to school, instead of exposure to one device’s radio frequency (RF) radiation, they will be in a room for hours a day with a dozen or two devices. 

We must ensure that schools are making classrooms as safe as possible. The fact is that school districts have a legal obligation to provide a safe learning environment for our children. Science is showing that RF radiation can be harmful to our children. 

Recent peer-reviewed studies have confirmed that exposure to RF radiation can increase the incidence of acute symptoms like headaches, dizziness, and nausea, as well as more serious long-term health problems including damage to immune and reproductive systems, changes in DNA, and even cancer. 

Children are at higher risk from RF radiation because of their thinner skulls, developing nervous system, and rapidly changing physiology.

Although manufacturers and the FCC claim that RF radiation is safe, the current FCC human exposure guidelines were developed back in the 1980s, and last updated in 1996!  

What’s the solution? Hardwired classrooms are the safest and most secure learning environments for children. Hardwired systems are faster, more reliable, easily adaptable to new technologies, and have none of the potential health issues now associated with wireless technology. Virtually any computer, smartphone, or tablet can be connected to the internet using simple, low-cost adapters.

Here’s where we need your help in making our children’s learning environments safer, all across the country. 

We’re working with TechSafe Schools, a science-based initiative providing school administrators with scientific, legal, and technical support to reduce exposure for students, teachers, and staff.

TechSafe Schools will be hosting three online seminars in March for school leaders to learn about the risks of wireless radiation in schools.

Will you do these two things for your children and the children of your community?

1. Forward this article to your school PTA, principal, superintendent, chief technology officer, and/or school board members. Invite them to the three workshops below.
2. Click here [INSERT LINK] to send a one-click, pre-drafted email to your statewide PTA representatives so they’ll invite their contacts as well.

These workshops are for school administrators only, but you can watch them on Facebook!

• Tuesday, March 9th at 1pm EST: "The Legal Imperative for Schools Regarding Wireless Radiation"
• Thursday, March 11th at 1pm EST: "The Science Behind the TechSafe Schools Project"
• Tuesday, March 16th at 1pm EST: "Technical Forum on Reducing Wireless Radiation in Schools"

School administrators can register to be in the webinars here.  

You can, with one or two clicks, give school administrators the motivation and tools they need to transition your children’s school technology to be safer and faster for everyone!

Thank you for your partnership! Take action now to ask your PTA to contact the school administrators! (hyperlinked)

Zen Honeycutt

Moms Across America

P.S. Don't forget to forward this article to your School Principal directly as well!

Many of us have children that are heading back to the classroom. During the shutdowns, many school districts have “upgraded” their technology systems and have purchased laptops or iPads for every student. When our children do go back to school, instead of exposure to one device’s radio frequency (RF) radiation, they will be in a room for hours a day with a dozen or two devices. 

We must ensure that schools are making classrooms as safe as possible. The fact is that school districts have a legal obligation to provide a safe learning environment for our children. Science is showing that RF radiation can be harmful to our children. 

Recent peer-reviewed studies have confirmed that exposure to RF radiation can increase the incidence of acute symptoms like headaches, dizziness and nausea, as well as more serious long-term health problems including damage to immune and reproductive systems, changes in DNA, and even cancer. 

Children are at higher risk from RF radiation because of their thinner skulls, developing nervous system and rapidly changing physiology.

Although manufacturers and the FCC claim that RF radiation is safe, the current FCC human exposure guidelines were developed back in the 1980s, and last updated in 1996!  

What’s the solution? Hardwired classrooms are the safest and most secure learning environments for children. Hardwired systems are faster, more reliable, easily adaptable to new technologies, and have none of the potential health issues now associated with wireless technology. Virtually any computer, smartphone, or tablet can be connected to the internet using simple, low-cost adapters.