"Today's action means that Massachusetts is one step closer to making schools cell phone-free," said Senate President Karen ...

With the start of the new school year less than a month away for some school districts, school leaders are being trained now ...

The state Senate advanced a bill Tuesday night that would require public schools to restrict phone use. The Joint Education Committee redrafted legislation combining seven different Senate bills, ...

Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Campbell has spearheaded a bill that would require all public schools to create a formal policy regarding the use of cell phones, tablets, and other personal ...

San Diego Unified’s board on Tuesday night voted unanimously to adopt a new policy that bans cell phone use during most of ...

During the month of June, both the Selma City Schools and Dallas County School systems passed wireless device policies that ...

A poll conducted by RCSD since June 23 showed that about 55% of respondents support the ban. The primary concern among ...

"I don't like it" - students express near-unanimous opposition to the school district's new cell phone ban, citing concerns about emergency contact and privacy.

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A handful of school districts across the state already limit or ban cellphone use during school hours or on school property.

1. Running a national criminal background check (as opposed to a more limited state check) on every person in the state’s shelter system would cost $2.45 million to $3.36 million a year, plus $430,000 ...