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Which U.S. states now ban phones in classrooms, require districts to limit phone use, or still leave policies entirely up to local schools (2026)
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Disclaimer:
US Federal Courts have at times barred the removal of phones as they may be necessary for Emergency Services, but the phones can be confiscated if found to be on while class is in session.