Virginia’s new cell phone-free classroom rules: What students and parents need to know
On July 9, Gov. Glenn Youngkin issued Executive Order 33 requiring cell phone-free education in all schools in the Commonwealth. In the executive order, the Virginia Department of Education is required to define what cell phone-free education means. Now, the guidance is available. This is what cell-phone free schools means for each age group:
Virginia Department of Education releases final cell phone-free school guidelines
The Virginia Department of Education announced on Tuesday that it has published its final cell phone-free education guidelines. Two months ago, the governor directed the department to develop them to limit students’ time using “addictive” cell phones in schools and eliminate “clear distractions” in the classroom.
Virginia First Lady hosts conversation about cell phones as commonwealth restricts phones in schools
Virginia’s new policies restricting cell phones in public schools have been the talk among parents, teachers and students across the commonwealth all school year. On Thursday night, Virginia’s First Lady,
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Community reacts to VDOE’s cell-phone free policy: ‘We want to make sure our kids are safe’She said she wasn’t sure about a school cell phone ban, especially given the rise in violence in schools across the country. ...
Between Nokia, Samsung, and HTC, we've certainly got no shortage of candidates for our list of the worst Android phones ever ...
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How Gettysburg’s phones-free policy is goingPhones can become unlocked if it’s for an educational purpose with the teacher’s blessing. But in Gettysburg, the educational ...
Early next year the Los Angeles Unified School District will become one of the largest school districts in the country to ban ...
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State releases final guidance for banning cell phones in public schoolsThe guidelines issues Tuesday by the Virginia Department of Education must be in place in all public schools by Jan. 1 of ...
school divisions will need to revisit and review the policies they currently have in place and adopt and implement cell ...
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