
NJ Joins Global Push: Bans Student Phones in Schools
New Jersey has enacted a law banning student cellphone use in public schools starting in the 2026-27 school year, joining a global trend of educational institutions seeking to minimize distractions and enhance learning environments. This decision reflects growing concerns worldwide about the impact of digital devices on student focus and academic performance, mirroring similar regulations being implemented in numerous regions. The law aims to address issues such as cyberbullying and social media addiction, which are increasingly recognized as challenges affecting youth globally.



















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