Florida’s iPhone bans in schools help raise test scores, study shows

MacDailyNews
Oct 23, 2025, 3:01 pm272 pts
Apple’s iPhone 17 A new study in Florida found that students separated from their cellphones during school hours had fewer absences and higher test scores. The latest data showed disciplinary incidents stabilizing and test scores rising by roughly two to three percentile points compared to pre-ban levels,…

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