Toronto News: Cell Phones Banned in School Classrooms, Vaping Crackdown
Cell Phones Out, Vaping Down
The Ontario government is taking action to address distractions and health concerns in schools. Starting in September, cell phones will be banned from school classrooms across the province. This move is part of a wider effort to improve student focus and reduce the use of electronic devices during school hours.
Health Concerns Drive Vaping Crackdown
In addition to cell phones, the government is also cracking down on vaping in schools. The use of e-cigarettes has become increasingly popular among young people, but it poses significant health risks. The government is concerned about the potential for nicotine addiction, respiratory problems, and other negative health outcomes associated with vaping. As a result, the use of e-cigarettes will be prohibited in all Ontario schools, including outdoor school property.
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