Gov. Hochul calls for bell-to-bell cell phone ban in New York state schools
Gov. Kathy Hochul is calling for New York state schools to ban cell phones bell-to-bell. Hochul is asking the Legislature to include the policy in her state budget. It wouldn’t require schools to ban cell phones, but it would strongly encourage it.
Gov. Hochul pushes for cellphone ban in New York public schools
Gov. Kathy Hochul is urging lawmakers to approve her “bell-to-bell” proposal, which would ban cell phones in New York public schools.Gov. Hochul, alongside Common Sense Media, issued a letter Tuesday to state lawmakers proposing this bill,
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