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Personal devices, such as phones, must be stored out of sight in places such as lockers and backpacks.  TISD’s published policy states that the ban does not affect school-issued devices and students who use them for medical accommodations.

Logged Out, Locked In

Story by Temilola Ogunkolade, Culture Editor December 4, 2025

In April 2025, the Texas Legislature passed House Bill 1481, which requires public schools to ban students from using personal devices during the school day. It was officially signed into law by Governor...

While enjoying her lunch break, senior Madison Nickleberry engages in a card game with friends. Due to the cell phone ban in Texas public schools, Texas High School administration provided students with board games in lieu of their phones during the thirty-minute lunch period.

Cell Phones Out, Board Games In

Story by Emma Stinson and Lili LeFors August 28, 2025

Amidst the chaos and stress of schoolwork, lunch often serves as a break for both the body and the mind of high school students. However, the passing of Texas House Bill 1481 bans cell phones in Texas...

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