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Mobile PhonesPROVIDENCE, R.I. (WPRI) — From lockboxes in North Providence to pouches in Woonsocket, bans on personal devices like cellphones have gained popularity in Rhode Island and around the country. Now, both the Rhode Island House and Senate have passed statewide legislation. Identical versions of the bill received unanimous support, providing a veto-proof path for the measure after the House voted on Monday. "In Tiverton, where I teach, we have second…See the Story
Rhode Island Is About to Ban Cellphones in Schools. Here's when It Could Take Effect
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Boise · BoiseGov. Brad Little speaks to reporters during a press conference highlighting the 2025 legislative session on May 12 in Nampa. | Idaho Ed News BOISE (Idaho Ed News) — Gov. Brad Little’s office last month told state agency directors to make internal plans for budget “holdbacks,” midyear cuts in spending. Little also placed limits on budget requests. The two directives come as state revenue lags behind projections and major tax cuts take effect. Li…See the Story
Little Tells Agencies, Education Leaders to Prepare for Possible Spending Cuts
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Idaho AG Labrador dismisses open meetings lawsuit over University of Phoenix negotiations
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New teacher minimum pay requirements create confusion and consternation
West Bonner leaders grateful for levy, but still face financial hardship
Rokita first state AG to threaten private colleges over DEI, echoing Trump with Harvard
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