Cell phones in schools—should Washington state take a stand or let individual schools decide? With growing concerns about distractions and the impact on learning, the debate is heating up. Do you believe a statewide policy is the answer, or should schools have the freedom to set their own rules? Maybe you think restrictions should only apply in certain grades, or you’re unsure what the best approach is. We want to hear from you! Cast your vote in this week’s poll and let your voice be heard on this important issue affecting students across the state.
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Washington could be next state to restrict cell phone usage in schools
Washington may restrict cell phone use in schools starting 2025-26, per new OSPI guidelines.
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