More states move to ban cellphones in schools
More states are moving to ban or restrict cellphones in school, a trend that continues to win bipartisan support in ...
How to lock down your phone if you’re traveling to the U.S.
If asked, would you unlock your devices to allow U.S. Customs and Border Protection agents to look through your smartphone, ...
Minot Daily News21h
Armstrong pushes for ‘bell-to-bell’ school cell ban
Gov. Kelly Armstrong held a press conference in Bismarck on Wednesday, to voice his full throated support for two bills seeking to prohibit public school students from using their cell phones during ...
Manchester high schoolers now have to put their phones in pouches
High school students in Manchester will now have to put their cell phones in pouches during the school day. In an email to ...
New legislation aims to limit cell phone distractions in North Dakota schools
Schools would have flexibility in deciding how to stow the devices, such as secure lockable pouches or phone lockers, with $1.5 million in funding proposed to cover equipment expenses.
Bronx Times1d
South Bronx students unplug — and thrive — under all-day cell phone ban
As New York lawmakers debate implementing a “bell to bell” cell phone ban in schools, some campuses have already embraced the ...
Georgia Recorder2d
Ban on cell phone use during K-8 school hours in Georgia goes to the governor
A bill banning personal devices like cell phones is on the way to Gov. Kemp’s desk after it passed the Senate nearly ...
Manchester high school tightens cell phone policy
Leaders with Manchester High School are implementing stricter cell phone policies due to a “considerable” number of students ...
In a new draft, Wake Schools' proposes cellphones be off or silenced throughout the school day
The Wake County Board of Education's policy committee will discuss the draft Tuesday, along with survey results that show ...
The Bradford Era3d
Most schools in Pennsylvania have passed on 'somewhat controversial' cell phone pouch program
When his school board raised the prospect of banning cell phones, Superintendent Dan Taormina sunk in his seat.