New York Governor Proposes Banning Cellphones in Schools Starting Next Fall
- New York Governor Kathy Hochul proposed banning cellphones in schools starting next fall, allocating $13.5 million to help schools restrict smartphone use during class time.
- Hochul's budget proposal includes extending the higher tax rate for millionaires through 2032 to address budget gaps, with spending increasing by 3.6%.
- The new policy aims to create distraction-free learning environments, with support from the New York Teachers Union, although some parents express concerns about emergency communication.
- New York will join 19 other states in implementing cellphone restrictions in schools, reflecting a growing trend to improve student focus and mental health.
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