NJ commission suggests bell-to-bell cellphone bans for all school districts
Jersey City schools have already put in place a cellphone ban during the school day.
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3h agoThe New Jersey Commission on the Effects of Social Media Usage on Adolescents suggests that school districts should adopt and implement bell-to-bell cellphone bans.
Jersey City schools have already put in place a cellphone ban during the school day.
The commission suggestions range from banning cellphones and social media in one form or another during the school day in all districts.
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