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Day 10: 9-12 Cell Phone Ban, Weapons Detection Requirement, Completion Special School, and Other Education Bills Move Forward
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Day 10: 9-12 Cell Phone Ban, Weapons Detection Requirement, Completion Special School, and Other Education Bills Move Forward
Though Legislative Day 10 did not include education bills on the House or Senate floor, it did see plenty of school-related action by House Education subcommittees. The subcommittees considered several education bills, including HB 1009, PAGE-supported legislation that would extend existing K-8 bell-to-bell bans on student mobile phones and personal devices to grades 9-12.Subcommittee Approves PAGE-Supported Ban on Cell Phones in Grades 9-12HB 1…
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