Cell Phones Are Prohibited in Bogotá Schools: the District Explained the Scope of the Measure for Public and Private Establishments
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The resolution prohibits the use of mobile phones during the school day for all initial, basic and middle-level students in the capital
Private and public schools will have up to six months to implement the regulations, which set limits according to the student’s educational level. The post Bogotá: Galán signs resolution that limits the use of cell phones in schools appeared first on La Silla Empty.
The measure applies to public and private institutions, and seeks to safeguard the study time of children and young people, with rules during classes and breaks and with exceptions for health and emergencies.
Bogotá, 7 Sep (Prensa Latina) The Mayor of Bogotá today presented a resolution that limits the use of cell phones in public and private schools for both students and teachers. The post They take measures to limit the use of cell phones by students in Bogotá first appeared on Noticias Prensa Latina.
The District and the Ministry of Education signed the resolution establishing the new rules on the use of cell phones in public and private schools in the city. It is Resolution 1037... The entry Since when does the restriction of cell phones in public and private schools in Bogotá come into force? was first published in Tropicana Colombia.
Bogotá launched a new regulation for the use of cell phones and screened devices in the city’s official and private schools. The bill was presented on September 7 by Mayor Carlos Fernando Galán and Secretary of Education Julia Rubiano, from the Jorge Mario Bergoglio Philharmonic College in Suba, and establishes restrictions during the school day, including breaks. The rule does not propose to eliminate the technology of schools, but to establish…
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