Cell phone policy has become one of the most heavily litigated classroom fights of the decade — several U.S. states have now passed statewide bans, and “phone-free schools” debates regularly rack up hundreds of comments wherever they’re posted online. Teachers point to plunging attention spans and a surge in in-class cyberbullying; parents worry about losing contact with their kids during emergencies. Where do you land?

🏆 Leading: Ban them completely — Research tying constant phone access to shorter attention spans and more in-class cyberbullying has pushed several U.S. states to pass full, bell-to-bell phone bans. Supporters argue that even a phone locked away in a backpack is still a constant pull on a student’s focus. (100%)🌍 🇭🇰 Hong KongSimilar to hewsay's "Should smartphones be banned during the school day in K–12 classrooms?"
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When both our daughter’s turned 12 they became walking to school students so they were given a cell phone will all the functions that came with it. How do you feel about parents being limited in contacting their children during school hours because the school has banned mobile...
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