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Beginning November 3, local time, public and private primary and secondary schools across Mexico officially imposed restrictions on mobile phone usage. According to the regulations of the Mexican Ministry of Public Education, in principle, students are not allowed to use personal electronic devices such as mobile phones or smart watches during classes and breaks, but exceptions may be made due to special needs such as teaching activities, emergencies, health or disability assistance. At the high school level, each school establishes specific management rules.
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Beginning November 3, local time, public and private primary and secondary schools across Mexico officially imposed restrictions on mobile phone usage. According to the regulations of the Mexican Ministry of Public Education, in principle, students are not allowed to use personal electronic devices such as mobile phones or smart watches during classes and breaks, but exceptions may be made due to special needs such as teaching activities, emergencies, health or disability assistance. At the high school level, each school establishes specific management rules.
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