Why Black Teens Are Less Supportive of School Cellphone Bans
Banning cellphones in K-12 classrooms is a growing national trend that educators say boosts concentration, engagement, and test scores. Nearly 40 states have laws or policies that restrict when and where students can use cellphones during the school day. But a new survey finds that about four in 10 school-age teenagers overall support cellphone bans…
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