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Parents demand ban on smartphones in schools

June 19, 2024 | LAKE TRAVIS ISD, School Districts, Texas



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Parents demand ban on smartphones in schools
During a recent government meeting, a concerned parent addressed the issue of smartphone usage among students at Lakeway Elementary, emphasizing the negative impact these devices have on academic performance and mental health. The parent, who has two daughters enrolled at the school, argued that smartphones serve as significant distractions in the classroom and contribute to behavioral challenges.

Highlighting the growing capabilities of these devices, the speaker pointed out that they facilitate bullying through persistent online interactions, with harmful content remaining accessible indefinitely. The parent referenced alarming studies linking smartphone use to deteriorating mental health among children, urging the governing body to take action.

The call to action included a proposal to ban smartphones in schools, aligning with measures taken by various organizations to mitigate the risks associated with unregulated internet access. The parent concluded by expressing gratitude to the attendees for their engagement in this critical discussion.

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