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Next year’s going to see changes with the use of cell phones - Central Wisconsin News
By Ginna Young Cell phones are just part of the world we live in today, but they probably aren’t going to be part of the Lake Holcombe School District. At the June 16, board of education meeting, a discussion was held on banning the devices. “We are anticipating we’ll need a different direction, with our cell phone policy for next school year,” said district administrator Kurt Lindau.
New cell phone policy to be part of 'family-facing campaigns' as BCSD adjusts to state law
Gov. Kathy Hochul goes to school, at least in the form of her new Internet-enabled device ban in New York State schools.File Photo Emily Benedict, lead communications and marketing liaison for Batavia City Schools, has a list of goals for the upcoming school year, including a crucial state-mandated initiative.
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