California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed the Phone-Free School Act into law this week to help prevent distractions in the classroom. The law means school districts will have a clear campus cell phone policy by July 2026. The goal? Ending digital distractions in class. Rolling Hills Middle School in Los Gatos already has a policy in place. Ian Cull provides a closer look in the video above. California Sep 23 California becomes latest state to restrict student smartphone use at school San Francisco Sep 23 Mayor London Breed's office looks to help SF schools Antioch Sep 23 Antioch boss ‘bully' prone to profane, physically threatening behavior, reports reveal