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NYC kids banned from using phones, smartwatches, tablets in public schools starting this fall
The policy, enacted in response to Gov. Kathy Hochul’s push take phones and other electronic devices out of students’ hands during the school day, will be in effect for the school year beginning this fall.
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New York City announces stricter cellphone policy for public schools aimed at reducing distractionsStarting in the 2025-2026 school year, devices such as cellphones, tablets and smart watches will no longer be allowed to be ...
The head of city public schools admitted the Department of Education’s controversial shift away from traditional discipline ...
New York City public schools will enforce a new policy banning the use of personal internet-enabled devices during school hours. Backed by $25 million in city funding and $4.3 million from the state, ...
School districts in New York are working to implement the state’s cellphone ban policy by August 1st. School districts across the state have until August 1st to answer the call.
The major shift in policy at city public schools started in 2015 under then-Mayor Bill de Blasio, when the DOE began requiring principals to obtain approval from the central office before suspending ...
High schools and 6-12 schools are to remain open. While the calendar set aside Thursday as a day off for Eid al-Adha, the Muslim holiday doesn’t start until Thursday evening, and it continues ...
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