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In this Grand Junction Daily Sentinel column, Dr. Brian Hill, superintendent of Mesa County Valley School District 51, explains why his district is expanding its bell-to-bell phone-free policy to all students this fall. After seeing that partial measures weren’t enough, Hill writes that phones away all day help students focus, connect face-to-face and build healthier school communities — an approach the Tuchman Family Foundation champions alongside Healthier Colorado, Stand for Children Colorado and other advocates.
In this Denver Post guest commentary, Krista Spurgin of Stand for Children Colorado urges parents to speak up as school districts begin adopting cellphone policies to meet a July 1, 2026, state deadline. “Don’t let your district settle for an ‘instructional time only’ policy,” she writes, calling on parents to support all-day, phone-free school rules to foster focused learning, social connection, and mental well-being — an approach the Tuchman Family Foundation champions alongside Stand and other advocates.
Boulder Valley School District made an important move in 2025: implementing a bell-to-bell, phone-free policy across all grades. In this BoardHawk essay, school board member Alex Medler explains how the policy is already improving learning and well-being — and why other districts should have the courage to follow. Alex gives voice to a policy shift we champion as well.
In this 2025 Denver Post op-ed, Jonathan Haidt — best selling author of "The Anxious Generation" — urges Colorado school leaders to adopt bell-to-bell phone-free policies. Haidt's work includes The Anxious Generation movement, which the Tuchman Family Foundation proudly supports with a multi-year financial gift.
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