The Texas Legislature passed House Bill 1481, which was signed into law by Gov. Greg Abbott and prohibits the cell phones and smartwatches.

Los Angeles Unified leaders designated millions in taxpayer dollars to pay for pouches, lockers and other materials to implement a more restrictive cellphone policy.

States are racing to ban our kids' cell phone use in our schools. That's great. But what about our kids' First Amendment rights?

Middle and high school students in the Little Rock School District will be required to store their phones in Yondr pouches ...

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Yondr, the pioneer of phone-free spaces, today released a groundbreaking new report capturing the sentiment of over 1,000 parents nationwide – the last generation to experience a childhood free of ...

The State Senate President’s proposal to make public schools cell phone-free has sparked much discussion and debate among community members.

A school board committee advanced a policy Tuesday that would have schools collect student phones at the start of the day and return them at the end.

When we stood up last week in support of legislation to require phone-free schools in North Dakota, we approached it as giving something back to students: The freedom to learn and grow with far ...

Viewpoint: Students will thrive in phone-free schools A growing body of research points to phone and social media addiction as one of the most insidious mental health issues of our time.

Armstrong and Strinden: Students will thrive in phone-free schools North Dakota Gov. Kelly Armstrong and Lt. Gov. Michelle Strinden explain their position on cellphones in schools.

For the updated policy, the Los Angeles Unified School District board said school officials will have to consider options for cellphone storage, such as locked pouches or lockers during school hours.