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BATON ROUGE — A state Education Department workgroup assigned the task of eliminating perceived distractions in the classroom is recommending that public school districts allow more time for teachers to prepare lessons, remove disruptive students from the classroom and have students stow their cell phones during class time.
Effectively implementing restorative practices is a step toward ensuring schools are places where students and staff feel respected and supported.
Investigative Reporter Katie LaGrone explores what "out of control" student behavior looks like and how it's impacting Florida teachers and their careers.
Sekgobela said school searches are conducted in collaboration with the Department of Education
Loudoun County’s School Board wants to hear from parents, as it develops a policy on student’s use of cellphones and other devices in schools.