New York Bill Would Restrict Students' Device, Social Media Use at School
A New York bill would require schools to restrict students' use of wireless devices and access to social media platforms while on school property. State Sen. Brad Hoylman-Sigal (D) prefiled the bill this week for the next legislative session. The…
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bill, SB-140, would require that schools employ "progressive consequences" if a student violates the rules. A similar bill was prefiled in Missouri (see 2412090043).