Kansas HB2421 mandates school districts to prohibit student use of personal electronic devices during school hours and bans school employees from.
Kansas HB2421 requires school districts and accredited nonpublic schools to adopt policies prohibiting students from using personal electronic communication devices during school hours, including in classrooms and during lunch breaks. The bill also prohibits school employees from using social media platforms to communicate with students for official school purposes, except in specific circumstances. Additionally, school districts must report the average screen time of students in kindergarten and grades one through four during a typical school day.
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