Districts Weigh Benefits and Drawbacks of Setting Up Student E-Mail Accounts
Some school districts hoping to improve communication and student engagement in learning are taking a step many educators still view warily: providing students with their own e-mail accounts.
Making e-mail a regular part of students’ school lives raises a host of concerns about inappropriate use. And many teachers doubt that the benefits will outweigh the headaches.
But administrators in districts that have instituted such e-mail service say...
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