US EditionConservatives push for ban on phones in schools
- Texas lawmakers are considering House Bill 1481, which would ban cell phones in public schools if passed by June, as reported by Rep. Caroline Fairly.
- Parents expressed concerns about losing contact with their children during emergencies, voiced by Stephanie Holdren of the Texas PTA.
- Moray Council is proposing a phone ban in primary and secondary schools to reduce harassment, with a public survey open until March 28 for community input.
- Councillor Kathleen Robertson emphasized the goal of creating a focused educational environment free from distractions.
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Exclusive | NY parents push lawmakers to back Hochul’s smartphone ban over fears Dems watering it down: ‘Must not take the wrong path’
Parent advocates are making an 11th hour push to urge state lawmakers to back Gov. Kathy Hochul's proposed statewide “bell-to-bell” ban on the use of smartphones in schools, and not leave the decision to the local school districts who might back off a full-day prohibition.
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