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How some parents, seeking the ability to reach their kids at all times, have become unexpected but forceful opponents of schools' attempts to ban phones

Students' phone use is disruptive, but teachers and administrators seeking a fix face an unlikely opponent  —  A rural school district in Colorado tried to ban smartphones. X: @juliejargon X: Julie Jargon / @juliejargon : When schools try to ban phones, parents rally to keep them. Parents, please stop texting your kids during class and let teachers do their jobs https://www.wsj.com/... via @WSJ

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  • @juliejargon Julie Jargon on x
    When schools try to ban phones, parents rally to keep them. Parents, please stop texting your kids during class and let teachers do their jobs https://www.wsj.com/... via @WSJ