The state cell phone ban was the first step in putting our kids back on track to learn and thrive in safe, nurturing environments, and this new cell phone policy is the next step in ensuring students are given the best shot to succeed in school.
Eric Adams: “The state cell phone ban was the first step in putting our kids back on track to learn and thrive in safe, nurturing…”
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Commenting on the importance of the new cellphone policy for students' success.
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