The damage of being glued to cellphone screens is not just to children. From what I see from the cab of my semitrailer on Interstate 57, a large percentage of drivers who are passing me are on ...

I wrote a letter to The Dallas Morning News that was ... Parent involvement and support would lessen the effects of the phone ban mandates that are coming. Schools and teachers can only do so ...

To the editor: The smartphone combined with social media is the greatest experiment in human psychology since the invention of religion. ("Los Angeles school kids, get off your damn phones!

Moreover, allowing phones gives a sense of security among ... our Muslim neighbors as well as Paxton can. Submit a letter to the editor We welcome your thoughts in a letter to the editor.

(Sept. 10, TribLive) does a good job at expressing both sides of the argument, it neglects the potential usefulness of phones for students. Many students use their phones as an educational tool.

How do you feel about our kids not being allowed access to their phones? Imagine if there is an emergency? A lock down? A family emergency? An active shooter event ...

As a teacher with over 60 years of experience in the classroom and a grandmother of teenagers, here’s my perspective on the elimination of cell phones in schools. As a grandmother, I love to ...

Those who did would have it taken until the end of the day. The problem here isn’t access to cell phones — it’s our gun culture in this country! This issue should not even be about cell ...

Oh my goodness, please don't tell me parents have to have the governor restrict smartphone use in our schools. An article in the June 19 edition of the paper gave him credit for coming up with ...