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SB142 Bill Information - Arkansas State Legislature SB142 - TO CREATE THE BELL TO BELL, NO CELL ACT; AND TO AMEND THE REQUIREMENTS FOR PUBLIC SCHOOL DISCIPLINE POLICIES WITH REGARD TO STUDENT USE OF PERSONAL ELECTRONIC DEVICES
Governor Sanders Announces Bill to Make Every . . . - Arkansas Governor LITTLE ROCK, Ark – Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders today announced the Bell to Bell, No Cell Act, legislation that would ban smartphones and other personal electronic devices like smart watches from every single public school in Arkansas, beginning in the 2025-2026 school year
Bell to Bell, No Cell - Arkansas Act 122 of 2025 The "Bell to Bell, No Cell" Act (Act 122 of 2025) is a new Arkansas state law that prohibits students from using personal electronic devices, including cell phones, smartwatches, wireless earbuds headphones, or other electronic communication devices from the first bell until the last bell of each school day
AR SB142 | BillTrack50 This bill creates the "Bell to Bell, No Cell Act," which aims to address the challenges posed by cell phone and social media use in schools by establishing new requirements for public school districts' personal electronic device policies
Bell to Bell, No Cell - Arkansas Act 122 of 2025 The "Bell to Bell, No Cell" Act (SB 142 Act 122) is a new Arkansas state law that prohibits students from using personal electronic devices, including cell phones, smartwatches, tablets, laptops, and Bluetooth-enabled devices, from the first bell until the last bell of each school day
Arkansas SB142 | 2025 | 95th General Assembly - LegiScan 2025 AR SB142 (Summary) To Create The Bell To Bell, No Cell Act; And To Amend The Requirements For Public School Discipline Policies With Regard To Student Use Of Personal Electronic Devices