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Thus far, only two states — Iowa and Tennessee — have enacted time- and grade-based limits.
Two other states — Utah and Alabama — have directed districts to limit screentime or to set screen time standards for early childhood programs.
Kentucky, Missouri, Oklahoma and Vermont also considered related legislation this year that did not become law.
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