Which States Have Banned Cell Phones in Schools?
As of Dec. 2025, 35 states and Washington, D.C., have signed or already enacted laws or policies regarding…
Insights December 2
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College Students Drinking Less Alcohol, Smoking More Weed
The number of college students who do not drink has doubled since 2016 while cannabis use without a…
Insights November 21
University of Kentucky Student Charged After Infant’s Body Found in Closet
University of Kentucky student Laken Snelling faces felony charges after an infant’s body was discovered in her residence.
News September 2
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November 12
Student Mental Health: Reset Rooms Can Help Create a Safe Space in Schools
When implemented properly, a Reset Room can drastically improve student behavior and academic achievement.
News September 2
New York Schools Prepare for Bell-to-Bell Cell Phone Ban Starting This September
The state’s new cell phone ban law requires schools to adopt comprehensive policies by August 1.
News July 8
Texas Governor Signs Bill Banning Cell Phones in Schools
House Bill 1481 requires districts to have consequences in place for students who are found using their cell…
News June 24
CDC Urges Summer Camps to Require Measles Immunity Documentation
The CDC's summer camp guidance also includes recommended steps camp operators should take when measles is suspected.
News June 17
Measles Outbreak Spurs Dramatic Surge in Infant Vaccinations in Texas
The number of 6-month-old babies in Texas receiving their first measles shot surged in April, rising to more…
News May 22
CDC Communication Channels Go Silent, Raising Health Risk Concerns
Since January many of the CDC’s regular public communication platforms have dramatically reduced activity or gone silent altogether.
News May 21
