PHONE-FREE LEARNING

ACROSS TEXAS

HB 1481: QUICK AND EASY

We’re partnering with districts across Texas to meet the state’s phone-free guidelines—without the hassle.

  • Secure phone storage sized to your campuses

  • Training that sticks

  • A quote for easy submission and approval

For districts selected for funding (see TEA Grants Awarded page).

  • “With Yondr, students are able to focus on real connections—teacher-student and peer-to-peer—instead of being caught up in the digital world.”

    Principal, Woodville High School

  • "The difference is incredible—the school’s culture has shifted. At lunch, kids are talking to each other, not on their phones."

    Teacher, Robert T. Hill Middle School (Dallas ISD)

  • “The difference is night and day. Students are re-engaged—asking questions, collaborating—and I’m no longer repeating myself over and over.”

    History Teacher, Richardson ISD

YONDR PHONE-FREE SCHOOLS

The Yondr Phone-Free Schools Program is spearheaded by a dedicated Partner Success Manager and includes resources to support your phone-free transformation:

  • Secure, durable pouches

  • Fast, reliable unlocking infrastructure

  • Built-in training and ongoing support

With the Yondr Phone-Free Schools Program, teachers no longer have to manage phone use, and pupils get a much-needed break from digital distractions..

MILLIONS OF STUDENTS.

PROVEN RESULTS.

Teachers reclaim time. Students reconnect. Families notice the change.

After adopting the Yondr Program, campuses see sharper focus, stronger learning, and deeper connection—creating safer, healthier environments.

NEW AND NOTEWORTHY

Real stories, expert insights, and Texas leadership shaping a phone-free future.

At a U.S. House hearing, Richardson ISD spotlighted results with Yondr; lawmakers across parties praised phone-free schools.

Yondr founder Graham Dugoni joins Bradley Swail’s “Texas Talks” to discuss HB 1481 and how phone-free schools build real-world social skills.

Starting Fall 2025, Texas public schools must restrict student device use during the instructional day—see what districts must do (TEA funding available).