The new law will require school districts to restrict cell phone usage on campuses, aiming to enhance students' academic, social, and emotional skills. Principal Sidra Dudley at Marina Del Rey Middle School has implemented a ban—students encase phones in locked pouches during school hours. Since the ban was enforced, both student focus in classes has improved and test scores have risen significantly, setting a precedent for academic success that has prompted the Los Angeles Unified School District to follow suit.
In an effort to combat distractions, the Los Angeles Unified School District recently followed a successful model from Marina Del Rey Middle School, where a cell phone ban has resulted in improved academic performance. The trend indicates how educational environments are adapting to mitigate disruptions from technology, reflecting a broader movement in Californian schools. The ongoing implementation of these policies is expected to boost student engagement and performance, as advocated by Governor Gavin Newsom's new legislation.
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