US EditionConservatives push for ban on phones in schools
- Iowa lawmakers have advanced a bill to ban cell phones in classrooms, requiring school districts to implement policies during instructional time.
- Governor Kim Reynolds supported the bill, emphasizing the need for distraction-free learning environments for students.
- Laura Trott highlighted the negative impacts of smartphones on children and stated that banning devices in schools could make a significant difference.
- The legislation requires school districts to ban personal electronic devices during instructional time and mandates middle schoolers to learn about social media effects.
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Neighbors divided over proposed student cell phone ban bill
State lawmakers want to ban students from K-12 from using their wireless devices during the school day, but the plan is getting mixed reviews in our community. House Bill 1481 is designed to combat cyberbullying and recapture students' attention in classrooms. Some neighbors believe this would be a positive change for students, while others believe it would put them in harm's way. The bill has been filed and introduced, but no votes have been ta…
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The DerrickMost schools in Pennsylvania have passed on 'somewhat controversial' cell phone pouch program
PHILADELPHIA (TNS) — When his school board raised the prospect of banning cell phones, Superintendent Dan Taormina sunk in his seat.
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