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Default Should phones be banned from schools? No, the reality is more complicated t



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While the US government hasn’t done much at the federal level to ban or limit smartphones in schools, many schools have developed policies or enacted bans of their own. A few states have even passed some form of school phone ban, including California, Florida, Indiana, Louisiana, and a few others. The extent to which these bans limit use varies from state to state. As a father of three, including one teenager, I actually support the idea of phone bans in schools — but only to a point.




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