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Massachusetts Senate Democrats advancing ‘bell-to-bell’ cellphone ban in schools

Massachusetts Senate Democrats were preparing to advance legislation Tuesday that requires all public schools to implement a “bell-to-bell” ban on student access to personal electronic devices like ce...

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Massachusetts one step closer to banning cellphones in schools

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Massachusetts Senate advances bill to ban cellphones in public schools

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‘Distraction-free learning’: Governor Healey throws support behind school cell phone ban

Governor Maura Healey says she supports a bill that is gaining traction on Beacon Hill that would ban cell phones in public schools across the Bay State.

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San Diego Unified Officially Has a Cell Phone Ban

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San Diego Unified puts new cell phone policy in place for new school year

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Massachusetts bill would force ICE agents to unmask

A new bill in Massachusetts aims to require U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents and other federal immigration enforcement officers to unmask.

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ICE agents wouldn't be allowed to wear masks in Massachusetts in proposed legislation

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Massachusetts bill filed to ban ICE agents from wearing masks

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Senate passes reproductive and transgender care law

The state-level protections come as congressional Republicans advance a reconciliation bill that could reduce abortion care access across the country.

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Massachusetts legislature approves automatic IRA for small businesses

The Massachusetts legislature has passed a budgetary bill that would establish the Massachusetts Secure Choice Savings Program, creating an automatic enrollment payroll deduction IRA. Under

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Mass. state senate school cellphone bill leaves key details to districts

The Massachusetts State Senate is gearing up for the next step in a growing debate over the benefits or harms that come with cellphones in K-12 classrooms.