The Los Angeles Unified School District's new cellphone ban goes into effect Tuesday, limiting the use of devices during school hours.

The Los Angeles Unified board will consider directing staff to create a policy that would ban student phones and social media use from bell to bell.

School principals in LAUSD who have implemented phone-free school day policies report that fighting is down, student engagement is up and the overall campus environment is more positive.

On Tuesday, the LAUSD board will consider directing staff to collect feedback and create a policy that would ban student phones and social media use during school hours.

Students across the Los Angeles Unified School District are banned from using their phones, smartwatches, earbuds and other personal technology during the school day. The district reported no ...

Currently, six LAUSD schools will receive Generation Faraday’s Max Lock bags Generation Faraday's signal-blocking phone bags will reduce distractions and support mental health under the new ...

Los Angeles Unified shares what cellphone ban at schools will look like The new policy will take effect in a couple of months.

There are some exceptions to the proposed “phone-free” rule, which if passed would go into effect on July 1 of next year. The ...

The Los Angeles Unified School District’s cellphone ban is now in effect, aiming to reduce distractions and cyberbullying while improving student focus. Parents and educators remain divided on ...

A district-wide cell phone ban takes effect on Tuesday. It was approved by LAUSD’s board last June in an effort to improve student engagement, reduce bullying and improve mental health.

The Los Angeles Unified School District's new cellphone ban goes into effect Tuesday, limiting the use of devices during school hours.