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What will homework policies look like that are evidence-based, factor in student well-being, and promote meaningful learning?

California is about to lead the way in finding out! California Healthy Homework Act (AB2999) was recently signed into law by Governor Gavin Newsom, encouraging school districts and local education agencies to create homework policies that:
* Use research to align policies with the developmental needs of students in various grade levels
* Emphasize meaningful assignments over “busywork”
* Prioritize students’ mental and physical health
* Invite student, parent, and educator input into the policy creation process
* Consider equity implications, such as whether students have access to resources and technology available to complete their assignments

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** Learn more about how Challenge Success survey data informed the bill and download our free Homework Guide
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Additional Homework Resources:
* Building Healthy Study Habits ([link removed]) (Student Advisory Council Blog)
* Article: Making Homework Work ([link removed]) (ASCD)
* Quality over Quantity - Elements of Effective Homework ([link removed]) (Research Brief)

Recent Press on the Bill:
* Her daughter asked her to ban homework in California. She listened ([link removed]) (The Times)
* Schools rethink homework ([link removed]) (Axios)
* Some schools reconsidering their policies on homework ([link removed]) (EdSource)

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