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    Prohibits Student Cellphone Use in Schools from Kindergarten Through 8th Grade (HB 340) – Passage Passed – Executive

    Savannah HeraldBy Savannah HeraldJune 28, 20261 Min Read
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    • Prohibits student cellphone use in schools for Kindergarten through 8th Grade under HB 340.
    • Covers in-school possession and use during instructional time and school activities.
    • Directs schools to enforce the rule through established disciplinary procedures.
    • Legislative status: HB 340 has Passed and is with the Executive for consideration.
    • Intended goal: minimize distractions, improve classroom focus, and protect student learning.

    Prohibits Student Cellphone Use in Schools from Kindergarten Through 8th Grade (HB 340) – Passage Passed – Executive

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