INDIANAPOLIS — Students in Indiana will no longer be able to have their cell phones during instructional time in classrooms.WATCH PREVIOUS COVERAGE | Bill would establish criteria for cell phone usage inside Indiana schools
Barnes' sons are in MSD Washington Township School — a district that already has a cell phone policy. But now every district in the state will be required to have one and follow similar guidelines. “We have a problem with kids paying attention in school,” State Rep. Julie McGuire said. “Testing scores continue to go down, we have too many distractions in life and social media takes over our kids’ lives.”
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