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Pennsylvania schools work to enforce cell phone ban as students head back to class

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By Wakisha Bailey Verified
| KYW-TV (Philadelphia, PA) Verified
As students head back to class across Pennsylvania, schools are facing a new challenge: keeping cell phones out of students' hands during the school day. A new state mandate requires schools to restrict students' access to cell phones during the school day, part of a growing effort to reduce classroom distractions and concerns about social media and technology. New Jersey also banned phones in the classroom, starting with this school year.
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How one Philadelphia school is using AI to strengthen student learning, not replace teachers

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By Wakisha Bailey Verified
| KYW-TV (Philadelphia, PA) Verified
As students head back to school, artificial intelligence is becoming a bigger part of the classroom. At Springside Chestnut Hill Academy in Philadelphia, educators say AI isn't replacing teachers or human interaction. Instead, it's serving as a learning partner that helps students practice skills, think more critically and better understand the technology shaping their future.
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Black-owned Philadelphia rowing organization works to diversify the sport

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By Wakisha Bailey Verified
| KYW-TV (Philadelphia, PA) Verified
In Philadelphia, Brannon Johnson is working to make one of the nation's least diverse sports more accessible. Johnson is the founder of BLJ Community Rowing, the first Black-owned rowing organization in the country and one of Philadelphia's most diverse community rowing programs. "How do we get Black people into rowing?" Johnson said. That question helped inspire a mission that has now introduced more than 1,000 people to the sport.
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