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Mayor Eric Adams has expressed skepticism about implementing a citywide school cell phone ban, citing logistical and financial challenges. This contradicts previous statements by schools Chancellor David Banks. With no updates just before the new school year, the issue remains unresolved, leaving parents and educators seeking clarity. The ban would require approval from the Panel for Educational Policy.
New York City’s largest school system is considering a cellphone ban in its 1,600 schools, with principals having to devise their own policies. Despite the potential costs, school leaders do not anticipate extra funding. The move comes amid concerns about the impact of cellphones on students’ mental health and learning time.
Is it legal to record a conversation in New York? How about a scene on the street, or an incident with police? Here are the basics. Imogen McNamara and Asar John, The City This article was originally published on Aug…