Student on cellphone generic
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The new law goes into effect this July, banning cellphones in schools across the Hoosier state.
Indiana law restricts student cell phone use during school day under new bell-to-bell policy.
Gov. Mike Braun signed Senate Bill 78 in March, requiring students to leave their devices at home or in their backpack, purse or locker for the entire day.
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