Governor Ferguson has proposed a statewide ban on cell phones in classrooms to enhance learning. The plan includes exceptions for emergencies and special needs.
It now heads to the legislature for debate. - Proposal targets all public schools in California.
- Exceptions allowed for emergencies and students with special needs. - Local districts have flexibility in implementation.
- Critics cite rights concerns, supporters praise focus benefits. The governor hopes for legislative action before the next school year, emphasizing the need for distraction-free education.