Adams: NYC looking for 'sweet spot' on school cell phone use
Briefly

Mayor Eric Adams acknowledged the dilemma that cell phones present in schools, stating that while they can provide a safety mechanism for parents, they are major distractions to student learning. He emphasized the need for a balanced policy that would ensure student safety while minimizing these distractions. Adams noted that an official statement is pending as they work towards finding an appropriate solution that addresses both concerns.
During the interview, J.R. Giddings pointed out parental concerns about communication with their children during emergencies or unexpected situations. He underscored the importance parents place on being able to reach their children, particularly in scenarios involving safety risks in or around schools. This highlights a significant aspect of the ongoing debate regarding cell phone regulations.
Read at Brooklyn Eagle
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