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N.J. School Districts Already Cracking Down on Cellphones Amid Call for Statewide Ban Updated: Jan. 28, 2025, 7:32 a.m. Rob Jennings | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com
“A majority of parents are in agreement about banning them, but not necessarily a full ban." said NJASA Executive Director Dr. Richard Bozza.
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School leaders say elimination of Education Department would hurt marginalized students most
“Our hope is that none of this will come to pass and the people in Washington will work to improve the federal D.O.E. and not tear it apart in a way that will be both confusing and concerning for the school leaders of the state, as well as possibly negatively affecting our students and their families.” said Melanie Schulz, Director of Government Relations for the New Jersey Association of School Administrators, at a Joint Committee on the Public Schools meeting on Tuesday.
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Office of the Governor January 21, 2025
“NJASA fully supports the Governor's focus on expanding early childhood education, recognizing its long-term benefits.” said NJASA Executive Director Dr. Richard Bozza.
Education Leaders Praise Proposed Cellphone Ban in NJ Classrooms
Ted Goldberg, NJ Spotlight | January 16, 2025 | Education, Social
Lawmakers move to enact accompanying legislation
“I think the clear bottom line on this is instructional time needs to be preserved.” said Richard Bozza, Executive Director of the New Jersey Association of School Administrators.
“As long as those things can be addressed and we can get back to decreasing the stress that’s put on students by social media, and let them focus on learning, I think that’s the bottom baseline that we’re talking about.” Bozza said.
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