When students return to the Global Learning Charter Public School in New Bedford this week, they will be entering a phone-free zone. The 500 students in the grades 5 through 12 school will have to ...

CINCINNATI — Cincinnati Public School has a new cell phone policy for students in grades 7-12 this year: phones must be stored in locked pouches. Interim Superintendent Shuana Murphy said Wednesday ...

Jefferson County Public Schools is on a shoestring budget. It's time to make cuts for creative solutions, starting with Yondr cell phone pouches.

BELLMEAD, Texas (KWTX) - This upcoming fall, La Vega High School’s principal, James Villa, is partnering with a magnetized cell phone pouch company called Yondr to roll out a new program that he hopes ...

BOND HILL, Ohio (WKRC) - Thousands of local students began their school years on Wednesday, and things are going to be different for some of them in Cincinnati Public Schools. The district bought ...

Over the last year, educators and legislators across the U.S. have examined and debated how to limit student cellphone access in schools. In Pennsylvania, Gov. Josh Shapiro signed legislation in July ...

The Barnes County Courthouse is the first in North Dakota to implement the system. Before entering the courthouse, visitors ...

Going into the 2025-26 school year, one major change across Tuscaloosa City Schools will be the use of Yondr pouches, magnetic containers that will keep students in grades 6-12 from using their phones ...

The same type of pouches that concert or comedy show guests are required to store their phones in, are being tested as a way to curb digital device use in Harnett County Schools. The district is ...

Teddy Tharaldson puts his cell phone into his locker at St. Anthony Middle School in St. Anthony Village on May 23. NINA MOINI: Keeping on our back to school theme here, it's the last few days of ...

High school students in Manchester will now have to put their cell phones in pouches during the school day. In an email to families, school officials say they've seen a considerable number of students ...