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fromABC7 San Francisco
1 week ago

Petaluma school district considers universal phone ban, but students not convinced it will work

Petaluma City Schools may implement a ban on cellphone use during school hours across all grade levels.
fromPortland Mercury
3 weeks ago

Good Morning, News: Governor Bans Cellphones in Classrooms, Military Infiltrates an LA Park, and Weather Service Cuts Scrutinized After Deadly Texas Flooding

Oregon Governor Tina Kotek warned of significant layoffs in the transportation sector if funding is not secured by the Legislature.
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fromwww.amny.com
4 months ago
NYC parents

Op-ed | We need a true bell-to-bell' cell phone ban in schoolswith no exceptions | amNewYork

Banning cellphones in schools significantly boosts student engagement and learning.
NYC parents
fromwww.amny.com
4 months ago

Op-ed | We need a true bell-to-bell' cell phone ban in schoolswith no exceptions | amNewYork

Banning cellphones in schools significantly boosts student engagement and learning.
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fromChalkbeat
2 months ago

Here's what the state's 'bell-to-bell' student cellphone ban means for NYC schools

New York's statewide 'bell-to-bell' cellphone ban will require each school to develop its own enforcement plan by August.
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fromNew York Post
4 months ago
NYC parents

Exclusive | NY parents push lawmakers to back Hochul's smartphone ban over fears Dems watering it down: 'Must not take the wrong path'

NYC parents
fromNew York Post
3 months ago

Banning smartphones in schools is a win for Gov. Hochul and NY kids

Gov. Kathy Hochul's 'bell-to-bell' cellphone ban aims to improve school environments by restricting phone usage during the school day.
fromNew York Post
4 months ago
NYC parents

Exclusive | NY parents push lawmakers to back Hochul's smartphone ban over fears Dems watering it down: 'Must not take the wrong path'

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fromBrooklyn Eagle
3 months ago

New York lawmakers agree on plan for 'bell-to-bell' school cellphone ban

"We've protected our kids before from cigarettes, alcohol, and drunk driving, and now we're protecting them from addictive technology designed to hijack their attention," Hochul said.
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