Seventeen Baltimore County public schools are taking part in a pilot program aimed at teaching responsible cellphone use and limiting distractions in the classroom. The program limits phone access ...

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Bell-to-bell cellphone bans are spreading rapidly, rising from 60% to 74% of schools in just one year, according to a new ...

WESTON, Wis. (WSAW) - Many (72 percent) U.S. high school teachers say cell phone distraction is a major problem in the classroom, according to a recent poll by Pew Research Center. The principal at DC ...

Governor JB Pritzker backs Illinois legislation for a statewide classroom cell phone ban to boost focus, mental health, and learning outcomes in schools.

Amid ongoing conversations about student focus and classroom distractions, Ohio lawmakers are considering new measures to regulate cellphone use in schools. These discussions reflect growing concerns ...

HARRISBURG, Pa. — Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro endorsed efforts to limit distractions in the classroom this week by calling on the General Assembly to get a bill to his desk that limits the use of ...

Utah lawmakers are taking steps to reduce distractions in the classroom by implementing new restrictions on the use of technology. Senate Bill 178 aims to ban the use of cell phones, smartwatches, and ...

The start of school is going to be different for students in Central Florida as cellphone bans go into effect. Educators said cellphones are a distraction in the classroom, and the ban will eliminate ...

MEGGETT, S.C. (WCSC) - One Charleston County teacher wants to use flexible seating options to increase her students’ focus and limit distractions during crucial lessons. Chloie Janaro teaches first ...

EAST GREENBUSH, N.Y. (NEWS10) — The East Greenbush Central School District has shared its distraction free classroom policy for the upcoming school year. It’s part of the state’s new mandate that bans ...

MIDLAND, Texas — Texas public school students will soon be required to keep their phones and other personal devices out of sight during the school day under a new state law set to take effect Sept. 1.