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School leaders outline rollout of statewide student cell‑phone ban, plan district policy and outreach
Summary
District staff described steps to implement a new Oregon executive order banning student cell phones during instructional time, including an advisory committee, draft policy aligned to OSBA guidance and a public outreach campaign targeting parents and students.
District staff told the school board on Thursday that they will begin implementing a statewide executive order that restricts student use of cellular devices during instructional time and will bring a district policy for board review this fall. Jeff, a secondary-school staff member speaking for the administration, said the executive order covers K–12 public schools statewide and the district plans to align its policy with Oregon School Boards Association (OSBA) guidance.
The superintendent’s office has convened an advisory committee…
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