Kansas lawmakers have passed a bill to ban students’ cell phones in schools, with the House and Senate both voting in favor. The bill is now awaiting approval from Governor Laura Kelly. Republican leaders in the House support the legislation, citing the need to reduce distractions and improve student focus in the classroom. The bill aims to establish clear expectations around phone use during school hours to enhance learning environments. Governor Kelly has the option to approve, veto, or allow the bill to become law without her signature.