When I look at my local school district's budget, I see more money going into technology than into arts and physical education programs. Parents here push for coding classes, but I have to wonder—are we so focused on preparing kids for the future job market that we're forgetting to teach them how to think creatively or stay physically healthy? I've read conflicting studies on whether tech-rich classrooms actually improve learning outcomes, and some suggest they don't. Should schools rebalance their priorities toward a more holistic education, even if it means fewer gadgets?