Harrisburg, Pa. — Citing the steep decline in youth mental health and academic performance during the past decade, Sens. Devlin Robinson (R-37), Vince Hughes (D-7), and Steve Santarsiero (D-10) announced yesterday the introduction of bipartisan legislation requiring Pennsylvania schools to adopt policies prohibiting student cellphone use during the school day.
Investigators discovered more than 300 SIM servers and some 100,000 SIM cards stashed at multiple locations, most of them within 35 miles of the UN headquarters
CONCORD — With Granite State students back in the classroom, the American Red Cross offers this checklist to help ensure children stay safe as…
Early phone ownership when young has been linked to poorer mental well-being as adults.
By Steve Woodcock, special to The Conway Daily Sun
Kennett High’s principal, Kevin Carpenter, has issued a new fatwa: henceforth, all cellphones shall be banned in school. About time, says I.
CONWAY — Today, Kennett High students and staff will go cellphone-free in preparation for a full-time move in late January. The move is being …
Why are today’s teenagers so anxious, depressed and easily distracted in school? A social psychologist at NYU’s School of Business answers the…
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Roadside conveniences are woven into the fabric of motoring. Cars require gas and fluids — exclusively until recently, while drivers and passe…
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