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Governor Healey throws support behind school cell phone ban

‘Crisis of our generation’: Local advocates fighting for statewide cell phone ban in schools

As a bill banning cell phones in public schools picks up steam on Beacon Hill, parents and advocates against early smartphone use are speaking out in favor as well.

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Mass. Senate moves closer to vote on bill banning cell phones in school

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‘Distraction-free learning’: Governor Healey throws support behind school cell phone ban

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San Diego Unified Officially Has a Cell Phone Ban

San Diego Unified’s board on Tuesday night voted unanimously to adopt a new policy that bans cell phone use during most of the school day.

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San Diego Unified puts new cell phone policy in place for new school year

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"I don't like it": Students oppose school district's new cell phone ban

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School board to consider ‘phone-free’ policy for all Petaluma campuses

There are some exceptions to the proposed “phone-free” rule, which if passed would go into effect on July 1 of next year. The policy comes amid new state legislation giving school districts until July 2026 to “restrict or prohibit the use of mobile communication devices” on campuses during school hours.

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Missouri student cell phone ban signed into law

Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe signed 13 bills into law on Wednesday, including a sweeping education bill that bans students from using cell phones in schools during the school day.

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Missouri bans student phone use in K-12 schools with new law signed by Gov. Kehoe

Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe signs a new bill banning cell phone use in K-12 schools, effective Aug. 28. ST. LOUIS — On Wednesday, Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe signed 13 bills into law sent to his desk by the legislature.

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Pittsburgh-area Congressman pushing for action on cell phones in schools

Congressman Chris Deluzio is trying to figure out a plan that can give individual school districts flexibility while addressing the fact that there is a national crisis among children with smart phone and social media addictions.