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Ontario is set to announce this week that cellphones will be banned in classrooms. The province will issue a directive to all public schools for the 2019-20 school year. | CBCToronto

Enforcement of the cellphone ban would be up to individual boards and schools in Ontario.Ontario is set to announce this week that cellphones will be banned in classrooms, starting in the next school year, sources say.

The Canadian Press has learned some schools already have similar policies, but the province will issue a directive to all public schools for the 2019-20 school year.Enforcement of the ban would be up to individual boards and schools. The Progressive Conservatives had proposed such a ban in their platform during last year's election campaign.

Government sources who were not authorized to speak publicly ahead of the announcement say exceptions would be made for when teachers want to use cellphones as part of their lesson, for medical reasons and students with special needs.

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