How France’s School Phone Ban Works
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With a budget of 74 million euros this year, Occitanie can still sell itself to have the cheapest school year in France, for its some 230,000 high school students.
A week before the start of school, Emmanuel Macron has promulgated the law prohibiting mobile phones in high schools. In a short time, institutions must develop methods to ensure that this ban is implemented properly. A major challenge, that Eva Martinez-Milgram, representative of the union FSU-PerDir, details with TF1info. - "It's going to be very difficult": how are high schools going to put in place the ban on mobile phones? (Family and educa…
If high school students do not comply with the mobile phone ban, "confiscation or punishment measures will be put in place," explains a principal.
French President Emmanuel Macron announced that the law banning the use of mobile phones in high schools has come into effect. While the government indicated that the implementation could begin with the new academic year, school administrators warned that preparations were not yet complete.
The SNES-FSU stands in favour of a controlled digitalist (Congress of La Rochelle, 2024), so it is not fooled by the hypocrisy of the digital policy pursued in the school during the two term of office of E. Macron. A very general and almost inoperative discourse on the dangers of overexposure to screens and social networks on the one hand, a policy of digitisation with forced march, accentuated by the race at the AI for three years on the other.…
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