The legislation makes California the latest state to try to curb student phone access in an effort to minimize distractions ...

and starting this fall we will no longer allow phones in the high school. I expect that some of our students (and even some ...

For example, in Stonington, middle school students will keep their cell phones in locked pouches during the day, while Waterford High School classrooms will have pouches hanging on the walls for ...

approved Monday (Aug. 26), makes the policy for cell phone use at the high school consistent with the one already in place for students at Brady Middle School and Moreland Hills Elementary School.

Elementary and middle school students will not be allowed to use their phones during school hours, while high school students will only be permitted to use theirs during lunch. There is also a new ...

Cell phones will be restricted during specific times at Bald Eagle Area and Penns Valley Area schools this year.The new policy, which includes electronic device ...

Elementary schools are not subject to the decision. High school students are already allowed to bring their mobile phones to school. In 2009, the ministry prohibited elementary and junior high ...

Santiago Berrizbeitia Casado is a rising senior at Staunton High School. He is currently a mentorship student with The News Leader through the Shenandoah Valley Governor’s School in Fishersville. This ...

Students may use their cell phones during after-hours, athletic events, and extracurricular events, and while utilizing CCPS transportation services. In addition, high school students may ...

Middle school students would be required to store their phones in their lockers, and high school students would have to surrender their phones to a building-wide storage system such as Yondr ...

High school students will be required to turn off their phones during classes, gym and assemblies. Using phones in locker rooms or bathrooms is also prohibited, but Alfone said high schoolers may ...

Last year, the high school instituted a new program for which students had to leave their phones in the "parking lots" — over-the-door shoe holders — before every class. In an email to ...