Utica Superintendent Likens Cellphone Ban to TSA at School's First Day
Utica Superintendent discussed the implementation of a cellphone ban in schools, comparing its enforcement to TSA procedures. The ban was initiated on the first day of school to enhance student focus and reduce distractions during class. Enforced in all district schools, the policy aims to create a conducive learning environment. Students are required to keep their phones in lockers or turned off. The decision follows concerns about excessive phone use affecting academic performance and social interactions among students.

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