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How a Georgia county school system's cell phone ban is going one year later
Liberty County public schools last summer announced the first ban of cell phones by students during school hours as the district sought to increase attention and test scores. School officials, students and parents weigh in on how it's going one year later.
It’s opening day at Michelle Obama STEM Elementary Academy in Hampton, Georgia. Parents, students, and staff are being welcomed into the halls with music, high energy and scholar-colored balloons.
The laws prohibit personal communication devices in classrooms, including cell phones, smart watches, tablets and other devices ...
Studies have shown that excessive screen time alters kids' brains and makes it harder to learn. Finally, Tennessee has banned ...
Mineola students will see a new cell phone ban and potential days off for extreme heat when they return to the classroom next ...
According to a new Pew Research Center survey, 74% of U.S. adults now support banning cell phones during class in middle and ...
The cell phone restrictions only apply on campus during school hours. A second change students may notice involves the ...
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