A new state law was supposed to limit cell phone use in schools, but new research shows many students are still using them during class.

In January, Ohio implemented a cell phone policy, prohibiting public school students from using their phones throughout the school day, including between classes and during lunch. It’s been nearly ...

In public schools across the country, states are implementing "bell-to-bell" cell phone bans—policies that restrict smartphone use among students throughout the entire school day. As of this fall, 30 ...

There are exceptions to the rules. As an example, students can use their phones riding to and from school on a school bus if it does not interfere with the driver. Students can also access their ...

A state lawmaker says it may be time to go a step further and ban students from using their phones any time during the school day.

A new state law was supposed to limit cell phone use in schools, but new research shows many students are still using them during class.