Politics Notebook | Iowa Senate approves school cellphone ban, sends back to House with amendment
Iowa Senate lawmakers unanimously approved Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds’ bill to ban cellphones during instructional time in the state’s public school districts on Monday. The bill would require Iowa school districts to adopt a policy prohibiting cellphone use during instructional time and would require that districts have common sense exceptions for the policy,
Both chambers have now signed off on the governor’s proposal, which she unveiled during her annual Condition of the State ...
A bill that’s cleared the Iowa House would mandate that Iowa’s public school districts let local private school students join the district’s sports teams if the private school isn’t ...
That's because the Iowa House advanced Gov. Reynolds' proposed bill that would restrict students from using cellphones ...
Iowa House lawmakers approved a bill that would require Johnson County and other counties containing regent universities to ...
Iowa lawmakers ended another week without passing an education funding bill, leaving school districts uncertain about their ...
Speaker of the Iowa House Pat Grassley (R) said that the Iowa House Republican caucus is looking to get some of the house ...
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