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Kansas Moves to Restrict Cellphones in Schools and Certain Driving Zones
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Kansas Moves to Restrict Cellphones in Schools and Certain Driving Zones
Kansas lawmakers have taken steps this year to limit cellphone use both in schools and in some high-risk driving areas, citing concerns about student well-being and roadway safety. Beginning with the next school year, students across Kansas will no longer be allowed to use cellphones during the school day after Gov. Laura Kelly signed House Bill 2299 into law. The bipartisan measure requires public and private K-12 schools to prohibit the use of…
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