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Litchfield administrators brief board on new state laws: limits on student device use, expanded mandatory reporting, directory-info opt-in

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District administrators presented first reads of policy changes required by new Arizona laws restricting student wireless-device use during the school day, expanding mandatory-reporting duties and changing directory‑information disclosure to opt-in.

District administrators presented first reads of policy updates prompted by recent Arizona legislation affecting student device usage, mandatory reporting and directory information.

Administrators described House Bill 2484, which requires districts to restrict student access to wireless communication devices and social-media platforms during the school day while preserving access for emergency use, medical needs, or documented educational purposes (for example, in a student’s IEP or 504 plan). The administration told the board Litchfield’s current practice — requiring cell phones be turned off or stored during instructional hours — already aligns with the statute’s core restrictions but that policies and procedures will be updated to clarify permitted educational uses.

Director Moss and legal staff summarized Senate Bill 1437 changes to…

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