Senate President Karen Spilka aims to implement a statewide 'bell-to-bell' ban on cell phones in Massachusetts schools by September, following the proposal of the Safe Technology Use and Distraction-Free Education Youth Act, or STUDY Act. This act seeks to mitigate distractions and enhance student focus by regulating cell phone use during school. The initiative has gained support amid growing concerns from advocates about the impact of technology on learning and mental health. 25 states, including Washington D.C., have similar restrictions on cell phone usage in classrooms.
Senate President Karen Spilka expressed urgency in passing a cell phone ban in Massachusetts schools, emphasizing the need to minimize distractions for students.
The proposed STUDY Act aims to implement safety standards for minors using social media, reflecting growing concerns over the impact of technology on education.
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