In places like France this is even against the law, and personally I am of the opinion that it is for the better.
Its not against the law in France: https://skeptics.stackexchange.com/questions/55977/did-franc...
I'm not really sure it matters if wifi is not allowed in schools as cellphones are so prevalent now so you aren't stopping anyone from accessing the internet if they really want to.
At my son's school (Finland) the students are loaned a laptop/chromebook for coursework, communication etc. Particularly since the Covid lockdown.
My kids' school in rural Midwest US has been giving every kid an ipad and providing wifi on the bus since ~2014. They had classroom WiFi in early 2000s at the latest.
Really not sure what OOP is talking about.
Right but what is the point of having internet in a school?
Because teachers use technology. Students use tablets/laptops. These are standard tools of modern education.