California school cellphone use

Ban cell phones in California schools? Georgia shooting raises questions

Gov. Gavin Newsom, in a letter to school leaders last month, encouraged districts to enact restrictions on smartphones on campuses.

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How one California school district makes cellphone ban work in class

California schools are now required to have a plan to limit cellphone use in school. However, one school district already has a policy -- and it has been in effect for a year.

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California school districts would be required to restrict student cell phone use under bill passed by Legislature

California legislators on Wednesday passed a bill that would require school districts to implement a series of restrictions on students' cell phone usage during the school day.

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California bill requiring schools to limit student cellphone use awaits governor’s signature

If enacted, California would join Florida, Indiana, Louisiana, South Carolina and Ohio in passing statewide cellphone use ...

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Should cell phones be banned from all California schools?

Earlier this month, Governor Gavin Newsom urged school districts to take steps to restrict cellphone use, and state lawmakers are considering a bill that would restrict student cellphone use ...

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California passes bill to limit student cellphone use on K-12 campuses

The Phone-Free School Act was authored by a bipartisan group of Assembly members that includes Republican Josh Hoover and ...

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California Bill Would Limit Student Cellphone Usage

California would become the fifth state to require public schools to restrict or ban student smartphone use on school grounds ...

Georgia school shooting stirs debate about safe storage laws for guns

A day after a 14-year-old was charged in a deadly shooting at his Georgia high school, that same panel gathered again Thursday to discuss safe gun storage policies. The lawmakers are still talking ...

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