France is rolling out a major crackdown on mobile phones in high schools this September, part of President Macron’s bold push to shield teens from screen overload — even as courts block other parts of the digital restrictions. While younger students already face phone bans, high schoolers are next, with officials aiming to boost real-world interaction — though teachers and administrators are scrambling to make it work, wrestling with logistics and compliance. The government remains undeterred, determined to build a legal framework that protects youth from digital excess, despite mounting hurdles.
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