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Toronto High School tackles smartphone distraction with new policy

August 05, 2024 | Snowline Joint Unified, School Districts, California



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Toronto High School tackles smartphone distraction with new policy
In a recent government meeting, discussions centered around the implementation of a new policy aimed at addressing the challenges posed by mobile device usage in schools, particularly smartphones. Principal Lisa Hanson of Toronto High School presented a proposal to initiate a policy that encourages students to put away their mobile devices during school hours to enhance focus on learning.

The initiative, supported by local educational leaders including Chad Brooks, aims to align with broader national efforts, as highlighted by the Surgeon General's advocacy for reduced smartphone usage among students. The meeting emphasized the importance of transparency and effective communication in the rollout of this policy, ensuring that all stakeholders are informed and engaged.

The proposal is part of a growing movement within educational institutions to foster environments conducive to learning by minimizing distractions. The meeting concluded with a call for collaboration among school leaders to discuss the specifics of the implementation plan, which is expected to be rolled out promptly.

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