Vancouver school board defers vote on cellphone restrictions

30-04-2024 08:07 via vancouversun.com

Vancouver school board defers vote on cellphone restrictions

A Vancouver school board motion calling for students from Kindergarten to Grade 6 to keep phones on silent and out of site will be debated next month. Read More

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