The UNPLUGGED Act of 2025 mandates states to prohibit student phone use in public schools during school hours.
The UNPLUGGED Act of 2025 requires state educational agencies to implement policies banning personal mobile phone use by students in public schools during school hours. Exceptions are allowed for students with medical conditions, disabilities, or special needs. The act also authorizes a grant program for secure storage methods and related training or infrastructure. The act emphasizes the detrimental effects of mobile phone use on academic performance, mental health, and classroom distractions. It aims to reverse harmful psychological and academic trends in American youth.
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