(The Center Square) — Maine lawmakers are considering proposed restrictions on the use of smartphones and other electronic gadgets in schools, but the move is facing pushback — even from some education officials.
The Democratic-led proposals range from a pilot project aimed at reducing electronic device distractions during the school day to a complete bell-to-bell ban on “cellular phones” in the state’s public school classrooms.
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