For high schools’ policies about smartphones, do you think that students...?

For high schools’ policies about smartphones, do you think that students...? Published on April 12, 2024 → Survey conducted on April 12, 2024 on 4348 U.S. adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

Race

Shouldn’t be allowed to bring phones into school buildings at all

13%

Should be required to turn phones in while they’re in school

19%

Should be allowed to have their phones in school, but not use them

26%

Should be allowed to use phones in school, but not during class

32%

Should be allowed to use phones at all times

Not sure

Shouldn’t be allowed to bring phones into school buildings at all

13%

Should be required to turn phones in while they’re in school

19%

Should be allowed to have their phones in school, but not use them

26%

Should be allowed to use phones in school, but not during class

32%

Should be allowed to use phones at all times

Not sure

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